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- Win Toolkit - Current Version (1.7.0.16)
- Win Toolkit - Current Version (1.7.0.16)
- Win Toolkit - Current Version (1.7.0.16)
- Win Toolkit - Current Version (1.7.0.16)
- Win Toolkit - Current Version (1.7.0.16)
- Win Toolkit - Current Version (1.7.0.16)
- Win Toolkit - Current Version (1.7.0.16)
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How to add my custom fonts to install.wim file in Windows 10?
It's been a while but when installing fonts, I think items also get added to the Windows registry. Alternatively, you could create a script that runs at first boot that silently installs the fonts.
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WinToolkit version 1.7.0.8 / 1.7.0.9
Hey Ron, I got your email and I've just replied.
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WinToolkit version 1.7.0.8 / 1.7.0.9
I'm glad someone is taking over the work. Can't apologise enough for the rubbish code!
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FREE / HOME / PRO Editions
I've removed all references to licenses, adverts and donations on the latest release.
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Legolash2o changed their profile photo
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WTK v2 Source Code
The source code for WinToolkit v2 can be found below: WinToolkit v2: https://github.com/Legolash2o/WinToolkit_v2 The topic for WTK v1 source code can be found here.
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WinToolkit v2.x Development
Sorry guys, I stopped to focus on my academic work. I have just released the source code on Git.
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Test Build Button launch http://testing.wintoolkit.co.uk/, which is Referrer-Policy restricted
The server is no longer online. I have uploaded the latest versions source code for anyone to play around with.
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WTK Source Code
The source code for WinToolkit can be found below: WinToolkit v1: https://github.com/Legolash2o/WinToolkit_v1 Sorry for the rubbish code for v1. It was written when I first start C# and did not fully know about proper object oriented programming. The topic for WTK v2 source code can be found here.