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Home > Forums > Application Management > Application Management > Enterprise Level Desktop Management (100+ users) Forum

Install multiple applications with one script

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rhm54 (MIS)
15 Feb 06 17:01
I have to install the same software onto many different PC's during the day.  What I want is a executable that can be directed to the software I need installed and install the programs in order.  The installs themselves are located on my network so all I need is some sort of script solution not an entire all in one.  

Any got any ideas?
IRudebwoy (IS/IT--Management)
16 Feb 06 19:45
Do you need a non-interactive solution or will someone be overseeing the install and feeding it information?

A simple script can fullfill most of what you need.

Try the AppDeploy site for some answers.

Or try [http://www.hiddensoft.com/]AutoIt[/link].  I like it and use it alot.

Lorenzo Wacondo (System Administrator)
http://www.laguna-industries.com

## Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should.
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