I've pushed the first CoApp alpha bits out.

What that means is, right now, it installs and runs correctly on my dev 
boxes(Win7 & Server2008r2)  and my test box (XP SP3) ...

It should be functional, but quite a few rough edges...


You can install it by installing any coapp-based-msi  (like, say coapp itself 
:D).  CoApp Toolkit is:

http://coapp.org/coapp.toolkit.msi


When you download that and run It, it'll create a c:\apps folder, and install 
coapp.toolkit into it:

After that, you can run the command like from the command prompt:

"c:\apps\.installed\OUTERCURVE 
FOUNDATION\coapp.toolkit-1.0.2.338-any\coapp-1.0.2.338-any.exe" -help

Or try running

"c:\apps\.installed\OUTERCURVE 
FOUNDATION\coapp.toolkit-1.0.2.338-any\coapp-1.0.2.338-any.exe" list packages

Should show that there is CoApp.Toolkit, Mono.Security and 
DeploymentToolsFoundation installed.

I think there's a few bugs with regards to UAC on Win7/Vista ... make sure 
you're running as  admin.

Feel free to play around, it doesn't do too damn much without some packages... 
Eric and I are working quick as we can :D

G


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