12 replies to this topic

[panreyes]

Hello,

I would like to create a little interface to select a few options through buttons, comboboxes, checkboxes, read some register values and then call some .CMD scripts with those options. I can do it easily on VB.NET, but, as far as I know, I can't use .NET fw on winpe.

Any recommendation?

Thanks

[Wonko the Sane]

It seems like a work for Auto-it....

Possibly (but it would depend on the HTML engine and settings) a HTA would do as well.

Another option that is often neglected is - when a sequence of settings is required - to use an "installer" engine, such as (example) NSIS:
http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Main_Page

At the very basic level there is the Wizard's Apprentice that - within limits - can do what you describe:
http://wizapp.sourceforge.net/



Wonko

[joakim]

I think at least wimb's builder support dotnet, but it may be a bit much to add just to get a few buttons and checkboxes running.

[Wonko the Sane]

I think at least wimb's builder support dotnet, but it may be a bit much to add just to get a few buttons and checkboxes running.

may ?




Wonko

[joakim]

New statement;


I think at least wimb's builder support dotnet, but it is definetely way too much crap to add just to get a few buttons and checkboxes running.

[Wonko the Sane]

New statement;


I think at least wimb's builder support dotnet, but it is definetely way too much crap to add just to get a few buttons and checkboxes running.

Wonko

[panreyes]

I thought so...

I'm reading about AutoIT, which pretty much does what I want, but I still need to see if it can read from register values. Otherwise, I'll do through REG QUERY and scripting (as always...)

Thanks to everyone!

[joakim]

It supports lots of stuff, including registry. Read the documentation.

[sbaeder]

... but, as far as I know, I can't use .NET fw on winpe.

Which kind of a PE are you talking about? In addition to all the fine comments already made, there *IS* a .net script on the Win7PE_SE project. I can't vouch for it myself - haven't had the need to use any .net tools. BUT, it is there...

So, bottom line, there are MANY ways to approach this issue!

[panreyes]

Thanks again to everyone. In the end I'll be needing .net for Driver Backup

[Wonko the Sane]

Thanks again to everyone. In the end I'll be needing .net for Driver Backup

Or use another program that needs NOT .Net


Wonko

[panreyes]

Any you would recommend Wonko?

[Wonko the Sane]

NO actual recommendation, as YMMV, but maybe some ideas:
http://www.911cd.net...pic=20555&st=69
http://reboot.pro/11938/


Wonko