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Good to know. &nbsp;I was wondering why I had not seen anything about this in awhile.
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Good to know.  I was wondering why I had not seen anything about this in awhile.

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In the past I always copied the i386 folder to the local machine, so when making changes or anything that prompted for the Windows disk, I could just repoint to the local copy of the i386 folder.<br />
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Since we're in the process of moving everything to Win7 Pro - does anyone know what that has become? &nbsp;I would like to be able to do the same under Windows 7 now.<br />
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thanks
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In the past I always copied the i386 folder to the local machine, so when making changes or anything that prompted for the Windows disk, I could just repoint to the local copy of the i386 folder.

Since we're in the process of moving everything to Win7 Pro - does anyone know what that has become?  I would like to be able to do the same under Windows 7 now.

thanks

Cab files for Win7 Pro

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