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Hi there. Right now after a new PB &nbsp;release we are putting the dll's and the command file on a CD and sending it to 20 different office locations to be installed. The command file copy's the DLL's into a <br />
preexisting application folder. The problem is we have to tell each office the procedure each time.<br />
We are trying to automate this process by using a installshield kind of utility. <br />
So we can just put the dll's on the CD and users will just insert the CD and installshield or any other utility will take care of the rest. &nbsp;Please suugest any good tool and how to use it.<br />
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Thanks
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Hi there. Right now after a new PB  release we are putting the dll's and the command file on a CD and sending it to 20 different office locations to be installed. The command file copy's the DLL's into a 
preexisting application folder. The problem is we have to tell each office the procedure each time.
We are trying to automate this process by using a installshield kind of utility. 
So we can just put the dll's on the CD and users will just insert the CD and installshield or any other utility will take care of the rest.  Please suugest any good tool and how to use it.

Thanks

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