Thanks! The link you have seems dead, but I fumbled my way to: http://www.installsite.org/pages/en/isnews/200108/index.htm I assume that's the info. Exactly what I needed. ... View more

I've been using a FindAndReplace function from InstallSite.org: ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // File Name: FindAndReplace // // Description: Finding a line containing a specified String, and replacing // with a string you specify. A complete find-and-replace function // // Comments: Function takes three String arguments // // Usage: call function passing the three String parameters required // i.e FindAndReplace("C:\winnt\vb.ini","Search","Replace") // Find and Replace function not case-sensitive // // Script Author: Dinesh // Date last modified: 04/07/02 //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// prototype FindAndReplace(STRING, STRING, STRING); //Global Variables STRING SrcDirFileName, SrchString, RplcString; STRING firstPart; NUMBER SrchLen, nvLineNumber; function FindAndReplace(SrcDirFileName, SrchString, RplcString) STRING svReturnLine,szString, secPart; NUMBER nReturn, subPos, nStringLength; begin Disable(STATUSEX); //stop displaying the progress bar ShowObjWizardPages(NEXT); //WARNING this may throw a user interface SrchLen = StrLength(SrchString); //length of search string nvLineNumber = 0; //pre-set file line number to 0 Din: while (FileGrep (SrcDirFileName, SrchString, svReturnLine, nvLineNumber, RESTART)=0) //subPos is the number where the first char of search string was found subPos = StrFind(svReturnLine, SrchString); //firstPart is the string upto search string but not including searchString StrSub (firstPart, svReturnLine, 0, subPos); //get length of string to pass to StrSub nStringLength = StrLength (svReturnLine); //secPart is the string after search string StrSub (secPart, svReturnLine, subPos+SrchLen, nStringLength); //new string is firstPart followed by replace string followed by secPart TextSub.Value( "SUBBED" ) = RplcString; szString = firstPart+" "+secPart; TextSub.Substitute( szString ); //write line replacing original FileInsertLine (SrcDirFileName, szString, nvLineNumber, REPLACE); //the code below examines the line written back for any other occurences //systematically searching and re-writting back to file //search first line again for search string if (FileGrep (SrcDirFileName, SrchString, svReturnLine, nvLineNumber, RESTART)=0) then goto Din; //another occurence found else //increment line number and start all over again nvLineNumber = nvLineNumber + 1; endif; endwhile; //while loop exited when END_OF_FILE reached end; ... View more

Would simply refreshing the webpage do the trick? Like replicating an F5 keypress? ... View more

Try this vbscript: strComputer = "." Set objWMIService = GetObject _ ("winmgmts:{authenticationLevel=pktPrivacy}\\" _ & strComputer & "\root\microsoftiisv2") Set colItems = objWMIService.ExecQuery _ ("Select * from IIsWebServiceSetting") For Each objItem in colItems strDocs = objItem.DefaultDoc objItem.DefaultDoc = strDocs & ",index.htm" objItem.DefaultDocFooter = "FILE:c:\config\footer.htm" objItem.EnableDefaultDoc = True objItem.EnableDocFooter = True objItem.Put_ Next ... View more

You can look at this list of vbscripts: http://www.cruto.com/resources/vbscript/vbscript%2Dexamples/iis/iis6/apps/ Modify Application Pools Recycling Properties I don't see anything for shutting them down after N minutes, but maybe I didn't look hard enough. ... View more

Try this: Click the Build menu and select Settings. Down in the Link section (Libraries), add a comma after the last entry followed by: \Script\ISRT\Lib\NetApiRT.obl I'm assuming the file should be there by default. Maybe you can check to be sure. (C:\Program Files\Macrovision\IS2008\Script\isrt\lib\NetApiRT.obl) ... View more

I just tested this on a machine that used the pipe "|" character: hFont = (GetFont ("Tahoma", 8, STYLE_NORMAL)); CtrlSetFont (szDialogName, hFont, RES_PBUT_PASS); It worked. The dots were smaller than the common window dots you may see though. I'm sure there's a font that could get it exact for what you need though. I have two custom dialogs that use password fields though, in an InstallScript project; so the resource ID's were available to me to manipulate. ... View more

Try it without changing the install dir by just taking the default and see if it fails still. ... View more

I had the same issue and never could get it working. Do any of the dialogs launch another window per chance? Like an browse window, etc. ... View more

From what I read, people who used Depends.exe or Dependacy Walker to see why the file you refer to was having problems found that it was missing MSVCR70.dll I think. That merge module in some cases fixed the issue. Worth a shot like you said. ... View more

Have you tried including MSVCR70.msm in the project? Supposedly Visual FoxPro comes with it. ... View more

For what it's worth, I've found that it varies from computer to computer. Some show the dots, others the lines. I'm assuming that the display properties dictate it, not the installer. ... View more

A VBScript should do what you need. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms951564.aspx Sample script from the page: <% Dim WebServerRootObj Dim VDirObj Dim WritePerm ' Open the object for the first virtual Web server root Set WebServerRootObj = GetObject("IIS://MyComputer/W3SVC/1/Root") ' Deny write access for all directories and files ' for the server (except those already specifically set) ' Using the Put method WebServerRootObj.Put "AccessWrite", False ' Save the changed value to the metabase WebServerRootObj.SetInfo ' Get a directory subordinate to the Web server root. Note that this line of code assumes ' Vdir1 has already been created. Set VDirObj = GetObject("IIS://MyComputer/W3SVC/1/Root/Vdir1/Dir1a") ' Overwrite the inherited value for write access ' using the dot method equivalent to Put VDirObj.AccessWrite = True ' Save the changed value to the metabase VDirObj.SetInfo %> ... View more