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Youseful at www.youseful.com will do just this.

Check it out.

I own this set of Delphi components.

Steve

On Tue, 15 Jun 1999 16:54:15 +0300, "AIMS" <aims@ibm.net> wrote:

>Please Reply only to aims@ibm.net
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>We are looking for an application that will enable us to update our software
>package from the web to our client installations.
>We have a software apllication that has some 100 + .exe files that are
>updated regularly (up to 10 executables may change daily).
>Our ideal solution would be for our customers to log in to our web site
>where a process would search the customer's installation (whether on their
>local PC or on their server) and check whether there are any new updates.
>The customer would then have the option to download and install the updated
>files automatically.
>We have tried most of the commercially available install packages without
>much success.
>Additionally,we want the abilty to install in the server a new version of an
>executable while it is already open by another user.
>Back in the old days of DOS as soon as the EXE was loaded in memory it was
>freed up and I could replace it any time (except when the EXE had overlays).
>Now we have to tell the customer 'please close the executable so that I can
>install new version' something which is not easy because the executable on
>the server is open by about 20-30 users.
>However when I initially installed my Delphi compiler the SETUP.EXE that was
>executed was loaded into memory and released from the server. I could see
>from my Novell and NT console that the SETUP.EXE was no longer in use.
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>How did these guys do it? Could it be because their SETUP.EXE was only 42K
>and my EXE is 2MB?
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>A $100 reward is offered to anyone that can assist in finding a suitable
>solution.
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