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b. In the right pane, put a check mark next to the operating system for which this module applies. For
example, if you are creating a module for the latest version of Windows Media Player, that module
might apply to more than one operating system If you are creating a module for a service pack, that
module would apply to one operating system only.
15. In the Source tab, do the following:
a. In the Source Directory field, type the complete path to the folder that contains the source files
for the add-on operating-system component.
b. In the Silent Install Command area, type the command that is to be used to install the add-on
operating-system component in the Command field and any associated parameters in the
Parameters field. For example, your command might be SETUP.EXE and your parameters might be /S.
Note: The following steps apply to the use of mini-applications. Mini-applications are useful for
creating special folders, cleaning up registry entries, or performing any other service related to the
installation of the add-on operating-system component. For more information about the use of
mini-applications, see “Preparing source files for application modules and add-on operating-system
modules” on page 135.
c. If you have a mini-application contained in this module that needs to run immediately before the
actual add-on operating-system component is installed, use the Preinstall Command area to type
the command and parameters associated with starting the mini-application.
d. If you have a mini-application contained in this module that needs to run immediately after the actual
add-on operating-system component is installed, use the Postinstall Command area to type the
command and parameters associated with starting the mini-application.
16. If you want to assign a filter to the add-on operating-system module, do the following in the Filters tab:
a. Click the Insert Filter icon. The Add Filter window opens.
b. In the left pane of the Add Filter window, navigate to the folder that contains the filter module you
want to add.
c. In the right pane of the Add Filter window, select the filter you want to use and then click OK. The
Add Filter window closes and the filter is added to the Filters tab.
d. Double-click the filter you just added. The Edit Parameters window opens.
e. In the Parameters field, type any parameters required to get the desired result. For information
about the parameters associated with the filters provided with the ImageUltra Builder program, see
the ImageUltra Builder help system.
f. Click OK.
g. If you assign multiple filters to a module, do one of the following:
• If all filters must be satisfied to install the module, click the All of these must be true radio button.
• If any of the filters can be satisfied to install the application, click the One of these must be
true radio button.
17. In the Options tab, do the following:
a. The Path to copy installable files field defines whether the application files should be copied to the
C partition in an installable format.
• If you type a path in this field and you provide a Silent Install Command in the Source tab, the files
will be copied to the C partition in addition to the application being installed.
• If you type a path in this field and you do not provide a Silent Install Command in the Source tab,
the files will be copied to the C partition, but the application will not be installed automatically.
Type a path only if you want the installable files to be copied to the C partition of the target computer.
b. All other fields on the Options tab are used to handle special cases. For information about the Install
Hook and Install Slot fields, see Chapter 9 “Specifying the module-installation order” on page 149.
For information about other fields on this tab, refer to the ImageUltra help system.
18. Click the Save icon in the Main window tool bar; then, close the Operating System window.
19. Continue with “Building a new module” on page 148.
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