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Missing DLL'S and OCX at deploying

We are using Adminstudio to make msi packages. The "clean" workstation where Adminstudio has been installed on, contains dll's and ocx's installed by Adminstudio. Some applications needs this files too and they will not been distributed to the workstations. I need to make a sort of "runtime packages" wich contains the missing files. Who can help me, to find a solution?

Regards Jan

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Posted by: anonymous_9363 15 years ago
Red Belt
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These will almost certainly be the InstallShield runtimes. They are downloadable from...I can't recall who owns InstallShield this week, but whoever it is, from their web site. There are links in posts here on AppDeploy. Use the 'Search' facility. IIRC, they are also available as merge modules, which is a neat way to distribute them, rather than adding the MSIs as a pre-requisite to your deployment mechanism.
Posted by: Inabus 15 years ago
Second Degree Green Belt
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To be honest you shouldnt be running your repackages on a box that has the full adminstudio installed anyway. You should have a network share with the repackager on, connect to this share from a clean xp build and run the repackager, thus avoiding the problem altogether.

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Posted by: janvdv 15 years ago
Yellow Belt
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Thanks for the answers, Inabus thats a great option!
Whe are using VMware workstation to package. I've installed Adminstudio on my physical machine and shared to my VM.
The msi build procedure wil be started on my phys. PC
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