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MichalFulin
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Custom TC 8.51 32/64b install

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Hi there,
Im trying set custom install for deploy in our company. I have some progress but not all what i like. I wana use combined 32 and 64bit pack and my idea is repack it with custom instal.inf/instal64.inf

I can manage silent install, to my directory in czech. Then i need some setting from wincmd.ini get to install.inf to make it default for all users. I read it's possible but its not working for me. I dont want import wincmd.ini to program folder and use it for all users.

Its:
Set Show two drive buttons bars at Layout
Set Copy date/time of directories at Copy options
I put it at the and of install.inf. Few other ways didnt work too. Any advice?

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[Layout]
1=ButtonBar=1
2=DriveBar1=1
3=DriveBar2=1
4=DriveBarFlat=1

[Configuration]
1=ExplorerForCopy=0
2=CopyDirTimeStamp=1
3=Win95Delete=0
Thx for all answers.
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Unfortunately this isn't currently supported, sorry. I will check whether this could be done.
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Post by *MichalFulin »

Thx for answer. I'll distribute edited wincmd.ini to default and curent users. Thats cover most situation.
Keep up the good work!
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Post by *MVV »

MichalFulin,
You can use ini section of install.inf to write some default values to wincmd.ini. However these values are only written when you install TC for the first time (for subsequent installs installer just copies old wincmd.ini even if you choose new install).
[ini]
1=wincmd.ini,configuration,languageini
2=wincmd.ini,configuration,Mainmenu
3=wincmd.ini,Layout,ButtonBar,1
4=wincmd.ini,Layout,DriveBar1,1
5=wincmd.ini,Layout,DriveBar2,1
...
This is for English installation language. For other languages you should add your entries to ini* section that corresponds to your languages (e.g. to inid section for Deutsch).
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Post by *MichalFulin »

MVV,
thx, thats what im looking for. Sadly it does what u say. Thx very much anyway.
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