We had a similiar situation at my institution, so we utilized a package
we already owned called Wise Installation Wizard.
Using on of their "listening" wizards, we installed VNC and then edited
the script that it made before compiling it for distribution within our
user community. When our users activate the install it automatically
installs to the default directory and the only question it asks them is
to hit the "Finish" button.
However, the Wise package - while a great tool - is not cheap. If we
hadn't purchased it for other projects I would not have been able to get
it for this usage.
Check around if you have Wise and have someone who knows how to use, you
can make a great little distributable package with it.
Roger
Steve Godfrey wrote:
>
> Does anyone know of a way to install VNC remotely I'd like to be able to
> email an EXE (not the kit it's too complicated for the users) they run it and
> VNC is installed and running on Win9x.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Steve Godfrey
> WAN Team
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