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Dear users,

Does any one have a step by step way to create an executable which I can place an icon and has an example of a Readme file while loading. I also have alot of references which I have attached to my program Eg. adodb, ADODB1,ADOMD,DAO, etc.

This executable will be placed on my company network and serveral employees will used the executable to place the program on thier machines.....

I need a step by step, work thru this process...

thank you





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