Usually this is done by using a launcher program. It gets run instead of the actual program. It then copies from the network the newest version down and then finally executes it. I will be happy to send you the launcher program that I use. Just verify your email address, and it will be on it's way.



>I have an executable running on serveral work stations in our factory. Whenever I need to make a code change, I have to go out, close them all down, copy the new EXE into place and then start them all back up.
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>Is it possible to build a small EXE that starts the program, then calls the appropriate PRG as necessary always using the lastest version. When I have tried this in the past, I usually get an object error at the workstation, or I am not able to copy the lastest PRG becuase someone has it open.
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>Is there a good way to accomplish this?
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>Thanks
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>Alan Wyne
>IS Manager
>Rollpak Corp