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Line 170: == Alternative "Software Remastering" methods: nLite == [[nLite]] should be mentioned in the article as an alternative to FLP. It can be used to decrease the size and memory requirements of any NT 5 family OS, including XP, deploying images containing only the needed features, and potentially achieving more compact systems than FLP if using Windows 2000 as the base, which does not contain as many UI graphics, such as icons, that cannot be fully unloaded from memory. -- [[User:J7n\|J7n]] ([[User talk:J7n\|talk]]) 12:10, 1 July 2013 (UTC) :'''Strong oppose''': Hi. Mentioning nLite is against Wikipedia policy of [[WP:NOTADVERT]]. (They only case in which it is possible is when several [[WP:IS\|independent sources]] have compared them. nLite can become a "See also" item.) That aside, mentioning nLite in this article is like mentioning Spacecraft in Tomato article. Best regards, [[User:Codename Lisa\|Codename Lisa]] ([[User talk:Codename Lisa\|talk]]) 13:08, 2 July 2013 (UTC)

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