bphlpt

I changed my vote from component removal to multi-lingual even though I only understand English. Why? It makes more sense from a long-term perspective because more people using / testing the program = more opportunities for suggestions + bug reports. This could result as the more efficient path.

It's 1.2.1.452 in post #1.The closest change log is mentioned in 1.2.1.451. There is no mention what is change in 1.2.1.452 but it can't be too far off. I would assume there is no apparent different between .451 & .452

55 Wallpapers 3D Pack:



Nombre: CiberSpace_55Wallpaper3D.7z
CRC-32: 05b52038
MD4: 921c0e233ef1592e67c977b22cb0fb35
MD5: 803cbf033f568a41214b5865f696c8bd
SHA-1: ae7f0b2248c872b773e601065d91b1f448ecfb96

Yes x86 is fully there.
Yes win7toolkit COULD do the job (Providing that it learns how to hex edit)

Just to share a few things. I got it set sucessfully as

HotKey =0x653 ; hex 200 + 400 + 53 where 200 is Ctrl +
400 is Alt +
53 is S
Thanks to ricktendo64, OnePiece & bphlpt for some thought & info on this.
I google around and found this vb forum post (small software) where you press a key and it returns dec & hex code.
Might be useful somehow without going to MSDN for the keycodes.
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=499084
Download 1st post attachment, extract and find in bin folder, keycodes.exe (found it can run standalone)
So while fiddling with combination of hex codes, found Shift + (which might be useful)
has 0x115 or 0x107 (yes both codes set the same hotkey)
Since 200 = Ctrl + and 400 = Alt + , it might means some other values might also be valid for Ctrl + and Alt + respectively.
Just need to know which value. (I was googling when I stumbled 200 & 400 value and I didn't take note of the url. But it was from a vb forum thread where some codes are posted for Ctrl + and shift +. Unfortunately, the thread did not indicate how it derived these values as discussion was something else)
With this info, bphlpt, setting Ctrl + Alt + A hotkey is much easier now.
Just add these hex code: 200 + 400 + 41
You don't have to install Pretty Run to test. I made another simple inf for anyone who wish to test. I use "Disk Defragmenter.lnk" that is found in Accessories\systen Tools on XP so that you can see the effect.
(View the .lnk properties before applying this inf test)

[Version]
Signature=$Windows NT$

[DefaultInstall]
ProfileItems=Start.Shortcut1

[Start.Shortcut1]
Name =%ShortcutN1%,0x8,23
SubDir =%ProfileSubdir%
CmdLine =11,,dfrg.msc
WorkingDir=11
;HotKey ="Ctrl + Alt + A" ;Desired hotkey
HotKey =0x641 ; hex 200 + 400 + 41
; where A=0x41
Infotip =Defragments your volumes so that your computer runs faster and more efficiently.

[Strings]
ShortcutN1=Disk Defragmenter
ProfileSubdir=Accessories\System Tools
Now, just press Ctrl + Alt + A and wait for Disk Defragmenter to launch.
Now we have some real solution to this thing but do not know if it is consistent globally or just limited to English US 101 keyboard . Same thing to consider when running on laptop or non-english keyboard such as Japanese / French etc. What if it is english keyboard but not 101 type? I really don't know.
Perhaps "Windows SDK documentation" might throw the rest of the light over this issue, but then it is yet another mystery to find out. (lol)
Cheers

I face the same situation as you. keycodes.exe is not much use when using combined keystroke. I relied on "200 = Ctrl + and 400 = Alt +" reference only.
Found a more reliable alternative solution. Query the shortcut's properties using Shortcut v1.11 (console tool, shortcut.exe)
It returns a dec value. Then use windows calculator to convert dec to hex
For Ctrl + Alt +A, dec value return is 1601 which then converted to 641 in hex. tada

@echo off
Shortcut /F:"%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Start Menu\Programs\Accessories\System Tools\Disk Defragmenter.lnk" /A:Q
pause

You can also check over on RyanVM's here - Universal Extractor 1.6.2.8 . Read all the way through the thread. Gora, who also participates on this forum, is a key person involved in keeping this updated.
Cheers and Regards

Man, been there, done that. Tearing out the old plaster down to the lath, sheet rock, mud and tape, mud, mud, mud, sand, mud, sand, prime, paint, paint. That's messy, messy work. Looks like you did a great job! I know your mom is proud. Bet she's told everyone she knows, and many that she doesn't!
Cheers and Regards