Having Problems with NTLite

[BuckSkin]

I am following these instructions in creating an updated Windows 7 ISO:

Create An Integrated Up To Date Windows 7 Install Disc • Raymond.CC

I have all of my components downloaded and foldered appropriately; I have read and reread the article dozens of times; quit the process, un-installed and then reinstalled NTLite, and started all over again.

When I get to the part on page two where I click "Apply" so as to load a second edition of the O/S and employ it as a second option on the single ISO, I never get the "Select Image Tasks" window as shown in the instructions.

I have my four choices showing in "source".

I first hi-lite/select Win7Pro, then "integrate" > "updates" and it loads all of my updates.

According to the instructions, I then click "apply" and should then see this "Image process queue(reapply to other editions)" in the "Select Image Task" window; I am never able to see or find any of this.

When I search for instructions for using NTLite, everything always points me back to the tutorial I was using in the first place.

Thanks for reading and all help is appreciated.

 

[BuckSkin]

An Update on the situation:

It is becoming increasingly evident to me that the RaymondCC article was written and then later edited quite some months apart and WITH TWO DIFFERENT VERSIONS of NTLite.

When I first found the article in late fall of 2017, I downloaded NTLite straight from the link in the article; this version of NTLite pretty much matches the basic instructions on Page One of the article; however, when I tried to continue on Page Two and integrate my update packages into a second edition of Win7, I was not seeing nor able to find anything that even remotely looked like what was being described in the article.

So, I searched around and found a very recent version of NTLite at the NTLite website.
When I loaded this more recent version, there were confusing changes that did not match what was described and shown on Page One; however, this more recent version lined right up with everything on Page Two and all of the features that I was not finding in the earlier version were right there and available.

I think that now maybe I have properly accomplished my task; the machine is busy digesting all of the info and creating the ISO.

Hopefully, it will all work as expected when it finally finishes.

I am considering possibly trying one of those programs that will allow me to test the ISO; does anyone have any recommendations and input on that ?

Thanks.