Q147231: Adding Program Groups and Items During Unattended Setup
Article: Q147231
Product(s): Microsoft Windows NT
Version(s): 3.5,3.51
Operating System(s):
Keyword(s):
Last Modified: 05-FEB-2002
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The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Windows NT Workstation versions 3.5, 3.51
- Microsoft Windows NT Server versions 3.5, 3.51
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SUMMARY
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To add additional Program Groups and Program Items automatically during
Unattended Setup, modification of the PARTIAL.INF is required.
MORE INFORMATION
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From a shared copy of Windows NT on a systems hard drive expand the PARTIAL.IN_
to PARTIAL.INF (expand partial.in_ partial.inf). Rename PARITIAL.IN_ to
PARTIAL.BAK.
NOTE: The Windows NT version of EXPAND.EXE is required to properly expand the
file.
There are four areas that have to modified/added:
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(modified) [PartialDestinationVars]
<Group_Name>Dest = $(!STF_WINDOWSSYSPATH)
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(modified) [InstallProgramGroups] - Modified
set <Group_Name>ToInstall = ^(<Group_Name>,1)
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(added) [<Group_Name>Items]
Item_Name_1
Item_Name_2
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(added) [<Group_Name>ItemsENG]
Item_Name_1 = "Item Description", Command Line, "Command
Line Parameters", "Icon Resource File", icon
offset
Item_Name_2 = "Item Description", Command Line, "Command
Line Parameters", "Icon Resource File", icon
offset
EXAMPLE
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This example uses TerraFlora to identify the new item to be added and in
referenced throughout the example.
NOTE: "*" means an added line.
[PartialDestinationVars]
ReadmeDest = $(!STF_WINDOWSPATH)
AccessoriesDest = $(!STF_WINDOWSSYSPATH)
GamesDest = $(!STF_WINDOWSSYSPATH)
SaversDest = $(!STF_WINDOWSSYSPATH)
WallpapersDest = $(!STF_WINDOWSPATH)
MainDest = $(!STF_WINDOWSSYSPATH)
AdminToolsDest = $(!STF_WINDOWSSYSPATH)
StartupDest = $(!STF_WINDOWSSYSPATH)
* TerraFloraDest = $(!STF_WINDOWSSYSPATH)
exit
[InstallProgramGroups]
set Groups = ^(ProgmanGroups, 1)
set MainToInstall = ^(MainItems$(!STF_PRODUCT)$(!STF_PLATFORM), 1)
set AdminToolsToInstall = ^(AdminToolsItems$(!STF_PRODUCT), 1)
set StartupToInstall = {}
* set TerraFloraToInstall = ^(TerraFloraItems,1)
ForListDo $(Groups)
set Group = $($)
ifstr(i) $(Group) != Startup
[MainItemsWinntI386]
FileManager
ControlPanel
PrintManager
Clipboard
Command
Setup
Pifedit
Mail
SchedulePlus
CommandRefWinnt
Intro
readme
OnlineBooks
* [TerraFloraItems]
* Terra1
* Terra2
* Terra3
* Terra4
* Terra5
* Terra6
* [TerraFloraItemsENG]
* Terra1 = "Terra Flora Help 1", INTRO.EXE,
"%windir%\SYSTEM32\INTRO.EXE", "intro.ico", 0
* Terra2 = "Terra Flora Help 2", INTRO.EXE,
"%windir%\SYSTEM32\INTRO.EXE", "intro.ico", 0
* Terra3 = "Terra Flora Help 3", INTRO.EXE,
"%windir%\SYSTEM32\INTRO.EXE", "intro.ico", 0
* Terra4 = "Terra Flora Help 4", INTRO.EXE,
"Q:\SYSTEM32\INTRO.EXE", "intro.ico", 0
* Terra5 = "Terra Flora Help 5",INTRO.EXE,
"\\TRAINING\INTRO\WINNT35\SYSTEM32\INTRO.EXE",
"intro.ico", 0
* Terra6 = "Terra Flora Help 6", INTRO.EXE,
"\\TRAINING\INTRO2\WINNT35\SYSTEM32\INTRO.EXE",
"intro.ico", 0
For additional information, see the "Windows NT Resource Kit Volume 1," Chapter
3: Customizing Windows NT Setup.
Additional query words: prodnt
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Version : :3.5,3.51
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