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I have a program that I have to routinely install. after I install it I have to copy 2 different updated files to 2 different locations in the programs folder. How can I automate the process? I would like to be able to double click on one .exe or batch file and then copy the 2 files to the specified location overwriting the previous outdated files. I am running windows XP.
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Bill Prew
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Is there any way to get the file to contain the new files?
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That worked great. I found a way to include the files. I need to convert it to an exe. I used this free program. http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/File-Management/Batch-To-Exe-Converter.shtml
Great, glad that worked out, thanks for the grade, and points.
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