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ajkannan83
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Change Splash Screen Error

I want to change the Firefox Splash Screen using NSIS compiler.

When I compile the FirefoxPortable.nsi file the following error message is displayed.

!include: "ReplaceInFileWithTextReplace.nsh"
Function: "ReplaceInFile"
Exch($0,0)
Exch(st(1),0)
Exch($1,0)
Exch(st(2),0)
Exch($2,0)
Exch(st(3),0)
Exch($3,0)
Push: $4
Push: $5
StrCpy $4 "$2.OldReplaceInFile" () ()
!insertmacro: textreplace::ReplaceInFile
Invalid command: textreplace::_ReplaceInFile
Error in macro textreplace::ReplaceInFile on macroline 1
!include: error in script: "ReplaceInFileWithTextReplace.nsh" on line 23
Error in script "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\Firefox\Firefox\Other\Source\FirefoxPortable.nsi" on line 75 -- aborting creation process

How to fix it.

qwertymodo
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I believe you need to

I believe you need to download the TextReplace plugin for NSIS and place the .dll in your plugins directory.

http://nsis.sourceforge.net/TextReplace_plugin

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NSIS Portable

First of all, why would you change the splash screen? Remember the licensing restrictions if you're planning on distributing it at all (i.e. if anyone other than yourself is going to get it).

Then, just use NSIS Portable, which has the TextReplace plugin which is required.

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ajkannan83
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Thanks

Thank You Sir

Mark Sikkema
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What is this about changing all the plash screens

Don't you want to support PortableApps.com ?

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