AutoImage 0.1.9.8 Beta  beta

Publisher's Description:

AutoImage is an application that helps you prepare your CD/DVD or RIS based Windows installation images. Using both it's own technology, which includes the ScriptPack, and best of breed utilities designed for the preparation of unattended installations including The RyanVM Integrator, WMP11Slipstreamer, nLite, XPize, and the DriverPacks (external utilities must be downloaded seperately). It makes it easy to maintain all of your settings for dozens of unique installation preparations. AutoImage makes no modifications to your computer's registry.

Latest Changes:

• New - The "Installers" tab now has an Arguments column. This is for compatiblity with "multimode" installers. If a multimode installer is detected it will be assigned a default argument of -ai. The saved .ini file can be manually edited to change the argu
• New - Support for "Optimize System Files" and "Use Cached driver.cab" options that were introduced in the integrator v1.5. A version check of the integrator exe is performed so that these new options are only enabled when v1.5 or > is selected
• Fixed - Crash when Merge RVM .ini file or Merge DP BASE .ini fileis selected
• Fixed - MCE2005 sources were unable to select a service pack to slipstream
• Fixed - The default mkisofs switches have been changed and is now generating fully working/bootable images. Thanks to forum member dredwing for the suggestion on the switches
• Changed - The file open dialogs for RyanVM Update Packs and Addons allow for more file extensions/types
• Changed - The order of processing has changed for integrating using selected WINNT.SIF files so that integration takes place near the eginning, just before RyanVM integration
• Changed - Removed support for the integrator option "Convert unicode to ANSI" as it is no longer supported
• Changed - The option to convert all files to uppercase will perform the conversion at the start and at the end of processing. This option is now enabled by default and it is recommended that it stayed enabled
• Changed - The AutoImage_Shared.dll file is no longer needed and can be deleted from existing installations

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