Alas, there is more XMLTV. There have been no changes in the actual program itself, just the ability to select a region to add a key in the registry to fetch http://guides.byremote.com.au guides. Pretty minor, but it took like 8 hours because Visual Studio doesn’t make it easy to make custom dialogs for setup and deployment projects. This meant that the .wid files that came with VS had to be manually edited to allow a custom design. I, for one, do not recommend MSI authoring (to be honest, I prefer NSIS but I didn’t feel like downloading it).
Enjoy.
I’ve just gotten around to compiling an MSI based installer for the XMLTV Viewer mentioned in the previous post. It has a barely functional scheduling system (you can schedule reminders for tv shows, but they aren’t persistent across sessions, so once you close the program, the schedule reminder is forgotten). You will also notice a reminder page in the options dialog. Currently, it lists all active reminders but doesn’t have the ability to delete them. I will also automatically create a working directory to store xmltv files in the next revision of the installer (it will save having to manually create the working directory and configure it).
Without further stalling:
XMLTV Installer
Screenshot below:
![CropperCapture[1]](http://brentp.net/wpimages/XMLTVViewerInstaller_CE44/CropperCapture1_thumb.png)
Looks good, dun it?
![CropperCapture[1]](http://brentp.net/wpimages/XMLTVViewerInstaller_CE44/CropperCapture1.png)
