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4 Create an installation script file (WFSCRIPT.SPT) containing the
appropriate installation options. See “Creating an Installation
Script” on page 18.
5 Copy both the InstallShield silent response file (SETUP.ISS) and the
installation script (WFSCRIPT.SPT) to the Disk1 subdirectory of the
network directory containing the WinFax installation files.
6 Instruct users to install WinFax using the silent response file and
installation script. See “Starting the Scripted Installation” on
page 19.
7 Have each user modify their settings, as required (select their
shared mailbox, change greetings, and so on). See “Modifying Fax
Sharing Client Settings” on page 22 and “Installing the Fax Sharing
Client Manually” on page 21 for more information.
Copying the Installation Files to a Network Drive
With a scripted installation, all users install WinFax from a network drive.
To prepare for the scripted installation, you must copy the WinFax
installation files from the WinFax installation CD to a network drive.
Note: All users who will install WinFax must have network access to the
network drive containing the WinFax installation files.
To copy the installation files to a network drive:
1 Start Windows.
Note: To install WinFax under Windows NT/2000, your Windows
NT/2000 account must have administrative privileges.
2 Insert the WinFax installation CD into the CD-ROM drive. The
WinFax AutoRun program starts.
3 Click the Exit button to return to your Windows desktop.
4 Start Windows Explorer.
5 Locate the WinFax directory on the WinFax installation CD.
6 Copy the contents of the WinFax directory and all subdirectories to
a network drive that is accessible to all users who will install
WinFax.