The following instructions can help you easily add your own programs:
Create a folder that should contain the program you want such as “Program”. You’ll now need a new folder with the name “FS“that should be included in the “Program“ folder. “FS“must contain 3 additional folders: “NoArch“, “x64“and “x86“.
“NoArch“ can contain the following folders:
• „SpecialFolder.Windows“
o All files saved here will be copied in the Windows folder
• „SpecialFolder.ProgramFiles“
o All files saved here will be copied in the Programs folder
• „SpecialFolder.System“
o All files saved here will be copied in Windows\System32
• „SpecialFolder.StartMenu“
o All files saved here will be copied in the start menu
• “SpecialFolder.ProgramData”
o All files saved here will be copied in the ProgramData folder
“x64“and “x86“each need the following folder structure
• „SpecialFolder.ProgramFiles“
o All files saved here will be copied in the Programs folder
• „SpecialFolder.System“
o All files saved here will be copied in Windows\System32
In the “Program“ folder, a config.xml must also be found along with the folder structure. This allows the following parameters:
a. <Name>Programm Name</Name>
b. <Publisher>Publisher Name</Publisher>
c. <Registry>
i. <Root> User, SOFTWARE</Root>
ii. <Subkey></Subkey>
iii. <RegistryValue>
1. <ValueName></ValueName>
2. <ValueContent></ValueContent>
3. <ValueType> String, ExpandString, Binary, DWord, MultiString, Qword</ValueType>
</RegistryValue>
The following contains an example of a config.xml we made for you:
<xml>
<Name>O&O BlueCon 15 Tech</Name>
<Publisher>O&O Software GmbH</Publisher>
<Registry>
<Root>User</Root>
<Subkey>Control Panel\Desktop</Subkey>
<RegistryValue>
<ValueName>WallPaper</ValueName>
<ValueContent>%SystemRoot%\wallpaper.bmp</ValueContent>
</RegistryValue>
<RegistryValue>
<ValueName>WallPaperStyle</ValueName>
<ValueContent>2</ValueContent>
</RegistryValue>
</Registry>
</xml>