== This tutorial shows you how to create automaticaly ==

  - Extract the opsi-win7 package in OPSI-Workbench
  - CD into the OPSI folder an change the control file 
  - Add a Product Property for the LocalPassword (You can also user a hostparameter instead of product property, then you don't need to create a "new" OPSI package )
  - <code>


[ProductProperty]
type: unicode
name: localpw
multivalue: False
editable: True
description: LocalAdmin Passwort
values: ["DefaultPass"]
default: ["DefaultPass"]
</code>
  - go back into the source directory of your Opsi-Package and use opsi-makeproductfile
  - Install the modified opsi package with opsi-package-manager -i 
  - Change into \opst\pcbin\install\win7\custom\ dir
  - Modify the unattend.xml if there are no unattend.xml, copy the unattended.xml.template form the opsi directory into the custom directory (and rename to unattend.xml)
  - Use the LocalAccounts section (Line 288)
  - <code> <!--
<LocalAccount wcm:action="add">
<Password>
<PlainText>true</PlainText>
<Value>#@localpw*#</Value>
</Password>
<Description>BESCHREIBUNG</Description>
<Group>Administratoren</Group>
<Name>USERNAME</Name>
<DisplayName>DISPLAYNAME</DisplayName>
</LocalAccount>
--> </code>
  - Remove the <!-- and -->
  - Add your User information (username, Description .....)
  - For adding password via OpsiConfiguration Interface add the Productproperty localpw into the password sektion like this: #@localpw*# . localpw is the name of the Productproperty you have created in the control file, patcha will patch the XML file with your own values. You can also use a hostparameter instead of product property.