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I don't know how to do this with SMS but what you need to do is but the file in c:\documents and settings\all users\desktop<br />
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if you don't have a lot of computers you can do this manulay, if you have lots of computers you can do this with a logon script applied via group policy
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I don't know how to do this with SMS but what you need to do is but the file in c:\documents and settings\all users\desktop

if you don't have a lot of computers you can do this manulay, if you have lots of computers you can do this with a logon script applied via group policy

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How do I script a file copy and then register the dll's...<br />
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copy *.* c:\windows\system32 <br />
regserv32 xxx.dll &nbsp;???? &nbsp;etc etc.<br />
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I have about 12 files that need copied to each machines in the windows system32 directory. and then i need to register 4 of the dll's. &nbsp;<br />
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Not sure how to script this and then how to use sms to deploy it?
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How do I script a file copy and then register the dll's...

Is it

copy *.* c:\windows\system32
regserv32 xxx.dll  ????  etc etc.

I have about 12 files that need copied to each machines in the windows system32 directory. and then i need to register 4 of the dll's.  

Not sure how to script this and then how to use sms to deploy it?

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I want to use SMS 2003 to copy a file from a share to every pc in my corporation. I understand how ot create packages out of MSI's and those types, I have no idea even where to start in something like this. Can anyone help me? <br />
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I was thinking about just doing this with Group Policy, but I want to start doing all of these sorts of things in SMS.
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I want to use SMS 2003 to copy a file from a share to every pc in my corporation. I understand how ot create packages out of MSI's and those types, I have no idea even where to start in something like this. Can anyone help me? 

I was thinking about just doing this with Group Policy, but I want to start doing all of these sorts of things in SMS.

SMS 2003: Copy a File from a share to every desktop in the company.

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