Maladict

Simple solution I've used for this: (we started using LanView last week) * Get an old machine setup with Lanview installed. (I had an old P3 600, 128 Mb RAM, olllld ATI graphics card) * Shift and select all the machine in the group and go for 'view in VNC viewer'. * Minimize the main Lanview window. * Right click the startbar and tile the windows horizontally or vertically. Displays the entire group on the screen =D of course I had to go one better and dig an old projector out too (we now have our very own 'wall of doom') Okay, it's not as posh as finding some way of displaying all screens as a single bitmap, but it does the job =)

Thanks for the fast response folks!! Appdeploy.com is handy, I've used it to download the tuner package and am currently having a play to see what tweeks can be made. I also think that Dos_box is right in saying that it is just setting up the user settings each time a new user logs on, but the thing is that I don't remember this happening for the v5 or 6 msi's (which, incidently I didn't create). I was thinking more along the lines of it being some daft setting which needed to be added to the 'all users' folder in the 'documents and settings' directory. *shrug* I'll have a go at using the msi which came with the package next as Overworked suggested. thanks again!

Hi folks! I've been lurking around the site for a few days and just *had* to join - tis brilliant!! (well done lads!!! not laughed so much in ages!) errrm anyway, here's my situation: * New job * New to RM (*flinch* ARRG! KILL! KILL! KILL! - this I picked up after about a day of using it) * New to creating/using MSI's (infact, before starting here I'd NEVER created one - knew what they were but that was about as far as I got) * I'm currently working my way through creating MSI's of the mountains of software my beloved manager (*wave*) has set aside for me * Have created an MSI of Acrobat 7, and it works.... but when you log on as a different user and try to access a PDF, or (worse yet!) the shortcut to acrobat it displays the 'Windows is installing Adobe Acrobat 7.0' dialog and proceeds to take about a minute to install it before executing the program any idea what I'm doing wrong? cheers!! Mal PS I appologise for the general 'newness' motif, but we've all gotto learn at some point