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INTRODUCTION
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This document details how to add an external module, such as a tutorial, to
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OOBE. The information here is based on the mouse tutorial in ME OOBE.
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Goals for adding external modules:
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* Look and feel remains the same
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* OOBE navigation system is used
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* External module can be developed and tested with little help from OOBE
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development
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TEMPLATES
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To address all three of these issues a set of template HTML and script files
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have been developed. These can be found in
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%SDXROOT%\ADMIN\NTSETUP\OOBE\HTML\TEMPLATE:
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* external.htm is the template for HTML files
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* external.js for script modules
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* testshel.htm is the OOBE shell to use for testing
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%SDXROOT%\ADMIN\NTSETUP\OOBE\HTML
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|-- mymodule.js
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|-- TEMPLATES
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|-- testshel.htm
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|-- external.htm
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|-- external.js
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There can be as many HTML pages as are required. There should be exactly on
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script module and one test shell.
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When working with these templates, replace _MODULE_ with the name of
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your module and _MODULEDIR_ with the name of the directory
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containing your modules HTML files.
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ADDING FILES TO THE NT SOURCE TREE
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HTML pages should be added to a subdirectory of
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%SDXROOT%\ADMIN\NTSETUP\OOBE\HTML\HTML. Images should be in an IMAGES
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subdirectory below this directory. Script modules should be added to
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%SDXROOT%\ADMIN\NTSETUP\OOBE\HTML.
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%SDXROOT%\ADMIN\NTSETUP\OOBE\HTML
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|-- mymod.js
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|-- HTML
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|-- MYMODULE
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|-- mymod_a.htm
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|-- mymod_b.htm
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|-- ...
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|-- mymod_n.htm
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|-- IMAGES
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|-- mymod.jpg
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FILE NAMING
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The name of your module subdirectory, the first page of your module, and your
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script file should be the same as the name of your module. For example, if your
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module is named MyMod, then your module subdirectory would be named MyMod, the
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first page of the module should be named MyMod.htm and your scripts should be
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in MyMod.js. This will allow the shell scripts to find your first page and
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scripts files. Other files may be named as you wish. All files should have 8.3
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names.
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VARIABLE AND FUNCTION NAMING
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Since your module will be dropped into a public name space it is a good idea to
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prepend all global variable and function names with the name of your module.
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TEST INSTALLATION
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For testing purposes:
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* copy the test shell to %windir%\system32\oobe\msobshel.htm. This replaces
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the real OOBE shell with one that references your module.
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* copy your script file to %windir%\system32\oobe.
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* copy your HTML files to %windir%\system32\oobe\html\MyMod
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* copy your image files to %windir%\system32\oobe\html\MyMod\images
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%WINDIR%\SYSTEM32\OOBE
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|-- msobshel.htm (renamed from testshel.htm)
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|-- mymod.js
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|-- HTML
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|-- MYMOD
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|-- mymod_a.htm
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|-- mymod_b.htm
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|-- ...
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|-- mymod_n.htm
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|-- IMAGES
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|-- mymod.jpg
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WHISTLER INSTALLATION
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For installation by Whistler setup OOBE development will need the following
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information:
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* name of the directory your module is enlisted in
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* name of all HTML files
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* name of all image files
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* name of the script file
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SCRIPT MODULES
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Scripts should be written in JScript.
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The script module will be included in the appropriate shell modules
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(msobshel.htm, dskshell.htm, ispshell.htm, regshell.htm) via a script tag.
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<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=jscript SRC="MyMod.js"></SCRIPT>.
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If you named your script file per the naming convention suggestions this will
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be done automatically.
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Scripting docs can be found at http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting.
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OOBE NAVIGATION
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Navigation within your module is accomplished by creating a mapping between
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each file and the one that is to follow it. These mappings are stored in a
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Scripting.Dictionary object. The initialization should occur in the
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MyMod_InitSimpleNavMap function.
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For each page except the last add a line
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like the following:
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g_SimpleNavMap.Add("MyMod.htm",
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MyModDir+"MyMod_a.htm"
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);
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The function called in response to the ONLOAD event will call
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InitButtons("DoMyModButtons"). This will set the ONCLICK handlers for the
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Back and Next buttons to window.parent.SimpleNavBack and
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window.parent.SimpleNavNext respectively. SimpleNavNext looks up the current
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page in g_SimpleNavMap, retrieves the path to the next page, and navigates to
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it. SimpleNavBack simply calls window.parent.history.back.
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The last page must call window.parent.GoNext(); This will cause
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OOBE to navigate to the page that should follow the external module.
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DEBUGGING
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* Install the Script Debugger from Control Panel\Add/Remove Programs\Add/Remove
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Windows Components.
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* ALWAYS set HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup\OOBE
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* OemDebug = 1 to turn on error popups and allow switching between OOBE and
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other tasks (such as ntsd and regedit)
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* MsDebug = 1 to allow tracing to the debugger from script.
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* To send trace output to the debugger use the window.parent.trace(str)
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function in testshel.htm. See the GoNavigate function in testshel.htm for
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examples.
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* Occasionally an error popup will be activated but not displayed. This will
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appear to you as if OOBE has hung. Try pressing the Enter or Esc keys to
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dismiss the popup and continue. If this happens continually, try putting a
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try...catch block around the suspect code and write the exception info to the
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debugger using trace( ). For example,
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try
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{
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// suspect code
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}
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catch (err)
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{
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window.parent.trace("ERROR: " + err.number + ":" + err.description);
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}
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* While OOBE is running you can press Shift+F10 to bring up a console window.
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This is especially helpful when something breaks in system context.
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RUNNING OOBE IN SYSTEM CONTEXT
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OOBE runs in the system context (prior to any user logon). This can present
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problems if subsystems that we rely on assume a user is logged in. To run OOBE
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in this context do the following:
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* Set HKLM\System\Setup\
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* CmdLine = %windir%\system32\oobe\msoobe.exe /f
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* SetupType = 2 (no reboot)
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* MiniSetupInProgress = 1
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* Reboot the system
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The system will initialize, verify that the disks are okay, then run OOBE.
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EXTERNAL DEV TASKS
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--------------------------
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Developers of external modules will need to perform the following tasks:
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* Develop pages and scripts based on template files.
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* Test pages and scripts using testshel.htm. Ideally this should be done in
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system context (ie. prior to logon). See the RUNNING OOBE IN SYSTEM CONTEXT
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section for more details.
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* Supply OOBE development with the following information:
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* Module name
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* Name of first HTML file (for checkpoint)
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* Name of script file (so it can be included in shell scripts)
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* Where module fits in OOBE flow
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EXTERNAL DEV INFO
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* window.external methods
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These are methods provided by OOBE via the window.external object in the
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Browser object.
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* InfoObj.get_FirstName
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Retrieves the user's first name.
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* InfoObj.get_LastName
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Retrieves the user's last name.
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* ApiObj.get_SystemDirectory
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Retrieves the path to the system directory.
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* DebugObj.Trace
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Output trace statements to the debugger from script.
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* DebugObj.get_MsDebugMode
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Is MsDebugMode on? If it is not, Trace does not work.
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* DebugObj.get_OemDebugMode
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Is OemDebugMode on? If it is not, you won't see error popups or be able to
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switch from OOBE to other apps.
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* Registry entries
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* Main OOBE reg key
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* HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup\OOBE
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* CKPT (Key)
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This is the checkpoint stack that tracks where the user has been.
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Whack this to restart OOBE.
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* Temp (Key)
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Temporary data store. We keep information here until OOBE has been
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successfully completed.
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* OemDebug (REG_DWORD)
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Set this to 1 turns on error notification and allow focus to shift away
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from OOBE.
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shift focus away from OOBE.
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* MsDebug (REG_DWORD)
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Set this to 1 to turn on tracing to the debugger from script
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(DebugObj.Trace).
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* System setup key
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* HKLM\System\Setup
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This key controls the way the way that setup apps are run.
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* CmdLine (REG_SZ)
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Command line to be run by winlogon at startup. For OOBE set this to
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%windir%\system32\oobe\msoobe.exe /f
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* SetupType (REG_DWORD)
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Set this to 0x00000002 to run the CmdLine.
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* MiniSetupInProgress (REG_DWORD)
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Set this to 0x00000001. OOBE mimics the state of mini-setup.
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* Template HTML and script files
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OOBE DEV TASKS
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-------------------
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OOBE development will need to perform the following tasks to hook an external
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module into OOBE:
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* Add checkpoint for external module
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* Add case for external module to GoNext, GoBack, GoCancel, GoNavigate as
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* Add entry for checkpoint to status menus
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* Call MyMod_InitSimpleNavMap( ) in InitCKPT()
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* Call g_MyModLastPage = MyModGetLastPage() from InitCKPT()
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* Create a temporary msobshel.htm with above items for testing purposes.
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