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Installation Notes for PBNI Wizard for VisualC++.NET
Updated 06/06/2004
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This file contains important installation information for the PBNI
Wizard for VisualC++.NET. 

Section I:  Before you install
            Supported operating systems
            Required software
              
Section II: Running the install.wsf script file

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Section I: Before you install
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Before you run the deploy.bat batch file to install this release of
the PBNI Wizard for VisualC++.NET, read this section carefully to make sure
that you have installed any required software.

Supported operating systems
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This release has been tested on Windows XP and Windows 2000 (with service 
pack 2). This is the only supported operating system for both development
and deployment at this time. 

Required software
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If you want to use the PBNI Wizard for VisualC++.NET, you must have the 
following programs installed on the development computer before 
you run the deploy.bat batch file:

* Microsoft VisualStudio.NET version 7.0.9466 or later
* Microsoft .NET Framework version 1.0.3705 or later
* Internet Explorer 5.5 or later

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Section II: Running the install.wsf script file
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Important Note
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the WSF (Windows Script File) format is executable. Some virus protection 
and/or firewall software may disable the execution of this file format. 
Should this be the case for the machine you are trying to install to, you may
use the deploy.bat file as an alternative. You should open the deploy.bat
file in a text editor prior to running it to verify that the target folders
used by it are correct (the WSF script queries the registry for the correct
location).

Installation
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1. Shut down VisualStudio.NET if it is running.
 
2. Run the install.wsf (or deploy.bat) script file.
  
3. When the script completes successfully, you may delete all files from the
   temporary install directory

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