Before me.

 
Must be 'cause I'z impotent.
 
 

I've got the Unobtainium version.

 
My Platypus is Phatypus
 
Or, My Platinum is Phatinum.
 
 
That should go in my signamature.

''Plantinum, Will Flatten 'em.''
 
- J. Griffinham, Scotlandshire.
 
 
 

Steve, can you tell me if there is a custom install for platinum, since NOBODY upstairs will answer my question?
 
I have upgraded and full versions of some of the VSTs that are included, and dont want to destroy my versions by overwriting them wit hthe CW versions ...

I tried to register but I was unsuccessful. What does it all mean?  

musicman100
Steve, can you tell me if there is a custom install for platinum, since NOBODY upstairs will answer my question?
 
I have upgraded and full versions of some of the VSTs that are included, and dont want to destroy my versions by overwriting them wit hthe CW versions ...

yes there is. 
 
I only installed SONAR and Anderton's FX Chains. Everything else is there.

musicman100
Steve, can you tell me if there is a custom install for platinum, since NOBODY upstairs will answer my question?
 
I have upgraded and full versions of some of the VSTs that are included, and dont want to destroy my versions by overwriting them wit hthe CW versions ...

George, I don't know how 'customisable' you mean, but these were the options available when I started to install Platypus from the Command Centre:
 

 
I've only installed SONAR Platinum as I already have Melodyne, Rapture and Dim Pro.
 
The XLN Addictive Drums doesn't actually install the product, rather it installs the 'Online XLN Installer', gives you the serial, and instructions how to retrieve from the XLN website.
 

 
 
As I'd opted for Platinum, the Online Installer had already populated my Account with the 'slots' to add 3 ADPacks, 3MIDIPacks and 3 AD2 Kit Pieces.
 

 
 
As far as customising the SONAR installation, you can also set the following options:
 

 
Also, I just checked for you, and if you expand the items listed in the Command Centre under SONAR, the following list opens up:
 

 
But I can't find any way to turn them individually on or off for the installation process. Mind you, I didn't check this when I did perform the install, so the options to individually assign which features get installed might be available with a clean installation.
 
Maybe Ed can remember?