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Thanks rick

I think I will add all your add on in my latest DVD now.

Sometimes I'm thinking about which one to choose ... But I think all deserve to be included... :)

  • 7 months later...

I happen to get a dll error after I reboot once this addon has been installed...Is this something related specifically to my system or the addon?

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  • 3 weeks later...

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i get this error after windows installation.

can you add that msvcp71.dll into Ricks_Rainlendar2.1_AddOn.rar and auto install to windows sistem?

  • 9 months later...

Rick I just stumbled across this, maybe update it in the future :type:

Using this with Google Calendar, works great :)

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  • 4 weeks later...

ricktendo64, i would like some advice

so, i've been trying to create my own addon for Rainlendar v2.4 and i have run into a few snags.

1) how do you create an empty directory - from looking at your addon for v2.1, you use a runonce routine to that references the INF file again and executes a section that then executes a simple mkdir command - i get it. so why do you have to do it this way? why can't you insert the RunPostSetupCommands=Empty.Locale:1 command into the Rainlendar section and forego the need of the runonce routine. i tried it, it doesn't work but i don't know why it doesn't work

2) the settings file rainlendar2.ini are stored in %USERPROFILE%\.rainlendar2 - this is a double whammy - working with directories have names that start with a "." are an issue AND trying to get any sort of a directory into %USERPROFILE% or dirid 16424 seems to be impossible - any suggestions you might would be very helpful

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RunPostSetupCommands only works if you launch the inf section using advpack.dll

You could use registerdlls (as a bonus it will hide the cmd window also)

RegisterDLLs=MakeDir

[MakeDir]
11,,cmd.exe,,,"/c md ""%16422%\Path"""

RunPostSetupCommands only works if you launch the inf section using advpack.dll

You could use registerdlls (as a bonus it will hide the cmd window also)

RegisterDLLs=MakeDir

[MakeDir]
11,,cmd.exe,,,"/c md ""%16422%\Path"""

Ricktendo64, many thanks for the information, that and your suggestion helped immensely, now i just have to figure out how to get it posted for other peope's use. again, many thx, bfrg

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