Hello Tomasz, thanks for the fast reply. The script I presented here was just an example, so I don't know if a batch-script would do all the things I want, especially handling the commands as packages, filling them into wpkg.xml etc. I guess I need to create two packages then checking one condition each and putting them together in a profile, for instance. Tomasz Chmielewski schrieb: > Markus Nagel schrieb: >> Hello, >> I've got one question concerning the logic of checks in wpkg. I'm >> looking for a possibility to use an if.. then...else check in one package. >> I.e. I'd like to copy a file to all users Desktop in Windows. If the >> Servicepack of the OS Win XP is 1, copy file test1.txt to Desktop, if it >> is SP2, copy file test2.txt to the Desktop. >> I've tried it with the following code. It results in the fact, that both >> files, test1 and test2 are copied to the Dektop. How can I manage it? > > It won't work that way the way you imagine. All checks will be grouped, > so will be installation commands. > > > WPKG has no intention to be a programming language. > > You can easily achieve what you want with a simple .bat script. > > |