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Old 01-05-2008, 06:26 PM
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Originally Posted by jamesus View Post
Some cabs have a setup.dll that renames and moves files on the fly when installing. SO far, there is no easy way to OEM then besides installing the cab and making sure you manually place the files in the correct directories...
They frequently do more than that (particularly when there are extended themes involved), and therefore sometimes can't functionally be replicated in an OEM. Not sure it survived the transition from the old host to the current host, but there used to be a thread by me about how to make OEMs when complex setup.dlls are involved (when it's possible to). Search for DLLInvoker - maybe it still exists.
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