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Having the same problem with Meraki but at another school where they have Lightspeed I can reply to devices.

HI, I know I have one somewhere but not at this school. Cheers Trevor [email protected]

Have just sent a reply but I think I messed it up. You can use the RM C3 packages on the cd to create your own msis easily. All you need to do is copy the cd to the server, create a P drive share=RMPublic amd a q drive share = rmapplications on a test pc and run the msis from the q drive one by one. A 'normal' msi is created in a directory called applications within the RM CC3 Packages directory from which you can distribute via gpo or msiexec via a login script as is your want. The P drive is where the Sherston save directory goes. You can of course change both drives by editing the customaction in the original msi via ORCA to suite your installation. Cheers

Have just deployed this using the RM CC3 packages folder. Just copy the whole cd to the server, on a test pc create the following network drives: P: RMPublic - this is where the saves folder goes. can be anywhere Q: RMpackages- This should point to the RM CC3 packages directory from within the folder structure you created when you copied the cd. You now go through and run the msis one by one from the q: drive and it creates working msis in a directory called applications on the q: drive. these can be deployed via gpo. It even creates a shortcut for you, which you mave have to copy to all users desktop depending how you run the network. Have fun

Sorry to be a pain I am newbie and can't find the link to download the msi. Cheers

Software is good, from an installation point of view if the s/w does not come with a network installer I copy the data to the pc hard drive and modify the ini file, works great. I always create an msi as I do not like running apps over the network. I have a school enquiring about the offer, Sherston site is down so I can't get info. Not over happy running over the network but then creating 100 msi files hummmm.