I postulate non-contextual gibberish is as exciting as normal posts.
It's great when you start to believe your own lies.
Quick, stop the man killing the trees!
Ladies, right this way.
The symphony starts.
Distant fires burn uncontrollably.
Inject the sodium here, please.
It's all downhill from here he realizes, relaxing.
But he checks again, knowing all's the same.
Cut all communications; insanity runs through all wires.
Asymmetric expectations lead to awkward situations.
Generation and comprehension, far dissimilar.
The dog bites the violinists.
No, next, sorry.
Strive to notice absolute change too, not just relative.
The butter only looks poisoned.
Always pay with cash.
Don't give her attention.
Resist the urge to rant.
But syntax highlighters without parsers can blow me!
Sure, you could put sesame seeds on that.
Who cares if everybody's crazy and dumb?

However, NSIS has the ability to launch other programs and wait on them, so I thought--- no prob, I'll call "mkdir". Except you can't call shell built-ins. So I wrote a DOS batch file wrapper around mkdir ...

@echo off
if !%1==! goto skipit
if exist %1 goto skipit
mkdir %1
:skipit

But for some reason, it doesn't work on Win9x and the "if exist" line doesn't work, thus causing mkdir to generate an error and freeze the installation process with an ugly black command box showing. I'm not going to pretend I'm a expert batch file programmer, nor do I want to be. They're sick. So, I wrote a little Win32 C program to do it .... no more ugly DOS window during the installation:

#include "stdafx.h"
int APIENTRY WinMain
(HINSTANCE hInstance, HINSTANCE hPrevInstance,
 LPSTR lpCmdLine, int nCmdShow)
{ CreateDirectory(lpCmdLine, NULL); return 0; }