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Copy OW Program

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Copy OW Program

Copy OW Program

(OP)
I know answer is no but still trying, is it possible to copy OW Program and use in another macine , I mean keep these program in hard drive after that copy and paste.

Thanks.

RE: Copy OW Program

Do you mean instead of installing OW onto a client workstation, just copy the B7 directory from an existing client onto a new workstation?

If so, then no you can't. The install has run to write some registry entries and places several files in the Windows system directories and the root of C:

Monkeylizard
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RE: Copy OW Program

(OP)
Thanks for reply.I mean  how to make copy of JDE programs(OW) and use for in another company. So that I dont have write from start.


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