Index of /kits/kcd-customizer-windows-v2.8

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KioskCD Customizer

v2.7
August 2005

Visit kioskcd.com

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Usage

kcd-customizer  my-config-file  ISO-file

This program reads your config file and writes it to a certain reserved 
area of the standard KioskCD ISO file.  When the ISO file is then 
written to a CD and booted, the OS can read your config file settings.  

There is also an option in the config file to read an external config 
file from a web server.  Any settings in the external file will
override local settings.

This program will only work with v2.6 through v2.8 KioskCD ISO files.

Windows Usage

Open a Command Prompt window, or use Start | Run.  Find the 
kcd-customizer.exe program.  Run it as:

kcd-customizer.exe  my-config-file  ISO-file

The files can be specified as path names.
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How To
Assumes you already downloaded a KioskCD v2.6+ ISO file from 
kioskcd.com or mirror, or have somehow copied a pre-made CD to your 
hard drive.

1. Make a copy of the provided sample config file.
2. Edit that file using your favorite editor.  In Windows, you can use 
Notepad.
3. Run the kcd-customizer.

That's it!  Record the ISO to a CDR as usual.

To revert the CD back to standard "factory" version, run either:

kcd-customizer  kioskcd-std.conf  ISO-file

OR

kcd-customizer  kioskcd-std-nojava.conf  ISO-file

depending on whether the ISO image contains the Java RE.


In Windows, that would be:

kcd-customizer.exe  kioskcd-std-conf.txt ISO-file
or
kcd-customizer.exe  kioskcd-std-nojava-conf.txt ISO-file