Thanks a lot Jan.
Think I’ll stick to the original idea of using NSIS to set up the
machine…
Regards
Gem
Thanks a lot Jan.
Think I’ll stick to the original idea of using NSIS to set up the
machine…
Regards
Gem
On 8/14/06, Cameron, Gemma (UK) [email protected] wrote:
Thanks a lot Jan.
Think I’ll stick to the original idea of using NSIS to set up the machine…
If you need to setup machine’s global environment, maybe you can use
Win32OLE or Win32/registry modules (actually I don’t have a clue how
it’s done orm where it’s stored except for manual clicking ![]()
I’ve used Win32OLE (i.e. COM interface) for (partially) configuring
machine via WMI.
J.
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