#115 win install: no overide of user* plus little improves

[daemonui]

this patch includes.
- eliminates double processing of trust.txt to old_trust.txt
- user.action user.filter are not overwritten anymore
- Altered message on finish if updated
- exec after finish-dialog (get the user a chance to update the config)
- when closing a running Privoxy, wait until it is really gone (max. 20*200 msec)
- adding install / uninstall icon files in winsetup!! (note: uncomment Icon/UninstallIcon in .nsi if undesired)
replacing current/icons/privoxy.ico by winsetup/privoxy.ico makes alt+tab icon a bit more smooth.

https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=361118&aid=2727419&group_id=11118

[daemonui]

I have added winsetup2.zip which replaces winsetup.zip.

This patch solves also: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=2888566&group_id=11118&atid=111118

Also the section "Start Privoxy now" has been merged into the installation completed prompt.

[daemonui]

alternative, which includes bug#2888566

[daemonui]

readding older patch, somehow deleted

[Fabian Keil]

Thanks a lot for the patch.

Lee, could you please comment on what the status of this is? Is everything of this already committed, or only parts of it?

[Lee]

> Lee, could you please comment on what the status of this is? Is everything
> of this already committed, or only parts of it?

Everything is committed with two minor changes.

It's a little bit embarrassing to admit how long it took me to realize why the patched installer was creating CVS directories; I always grab the source tarball when creating a new release and that doesn't have any CVS directories in it. Duh.. But that's the reason for adding the "/x CVS" to the
File /r /x CVS /x user.action /x user.filter build\*.*
line.

OTOH, I stumbled across a trick for generating unique labels inside a macro while trying to figure out why I was getting CVS directories created with the patched installer. So it wasn't a complete waste of time - I think it's easier to understand jumping to a label than jumping to a relative line number. So that's the other minor change - adding the
!define UniqueID ${__LINE__}
line to the macros so they can jump to a label instead of a relative line number.

Regards,
Lee

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