Almeza MultiSet Site License feeding frenzy games
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Almeza Research
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Windows
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| License: |
Shareware |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: |
34000
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MultiSet - Automatic Software Installer. Do you want to automate programs installation and have no time to learn how to write the necessary scripts? Do you prefer simple and convenient solutions? Do you want to see the result immediately? Here is something you have been looking for! MultiSet is a solution to the problem of automatic program installation.MultiSet has been created to free you from routine work such as program installations. All you have to do is to install the application only once on your PC and MultiSet will record all your actions. By using Multiset, you will not have to write a single line of code or script! MultiSet will install all the applications you need automatically, either on your original computer or on a new one, it's ideal for rebuilding your systems quickly!MultiSet will: Run the installation program; Click the necessary buttons such as 'Next', 'I Agree...', 'Finish', etc. Specify a destination folder for the application; Specify the necessary values during the installation; Enter the registration information (the key, user name, etc.) if necessary; Reproduce all your actions but much faster! MultiSet is remote install program via LANan automatic application installer! able to reduce time to install programs by up to 90% an intuitively understandable system simplicity itself, maximum convenience (no code, no scripts)an essential administrator assistant able to quickly reinstall programs great value for money!Features:Automatic Software InstallerFull program installation optimization: No need to write a string of code/script Process of creating automatic installation package is very simple: Enable recording mode in MultiSet Install the application as usual. That#s all! The installation package is ready! no need for extra actions! no scripts! as simple as that! Creating your own installation/system disks (CD/DVD). You will be able to use this disk as many times as you want to install programs instantly and automatically! Tired of wasting your time on installing programs? Charge MultiSet with the job! |
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