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impudent1 · #1 (**permalink**) 03-23-2009, 01:53 PM

I can't seem to find this anywhere, so if you are bored and know the answer:

<guid type= "p"> is this specific for "programs" ?
<guid type= "i"> is this specific for "language" ?

I am correlating them by looking at the associated .dsm and based my theory on this. I do know how to crash BuildOS by not paying close attention to editing.

jucytec · #2 (**permalink**) 03-23-2009, 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by impudent1

I can't seem to find this anywhere, so if you are bored and know the answer:

<guid type= "p"> is this specific for "programs" ?
<guid type= "i"> is this specific for "language" ?

I am correlating them by looking at the associated .dsm and based my theory on this. I do know how to crash BuildOS by not paying close attention to editing.

p points to the dsm file which is loacted in the program folder,
i points to the dsm file(s) that points to all the support files for the build of the program you are installing.

Language or VGA/QVGA/WVGA for the app or VGA/QVGA/WVGA for the Language can all have the DSMs for a particular program.

impudent1 · #3 (**permalink**) 03-23-2009, 02:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jucytec

p points to the dsm file which is loacted in the program folder,
i points to the dsm file(s) that points to all the support files for the build of the program you are installing.

Language or VGA/QVGA/WVGA for the app or VGA/QVGA/WVGA for the Language can all have the DSMs for a particular program.

cool, and thanks. I nearly PM'd you with this question, but I figured I'd leave it open to the forum. Today I successfully pulled \remotedesktopmobile out of build 20931 and incorporated into the beta. I can't believe how quickly this stuff can be learned if you apply yourself.