Add support for CREGFIX into the install process, mention this in README #47
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…S install, reference this in the readme
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CREGFIX now has a method to automate the installation process as long as it's installed into the extras directory prior to sysprep or invoked in the command line to be added to the install media that way.
This also fixes typos in the install script, making the install process seem a little more professional.
Because we're basically installing a snapshot of a functional Win9x install (similar to how Windows Longhorn install DVDs were made back in the day), this is easily possible unlike what the README upstream will tell you as of writing this.
(WIP, suggestions and fixes are welcome)
Fixes #45