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Tony Hoyle wrote: > Forget about using the scripts in the script directory (release builder, > release cvs, debug cvs, etc.) as they will really only work if you have > a build environment exactly the same as me with everything in the same > places. Just copy the binaries around. > > btw. if you really want to have a go at the scripts you need cvsdeps at d:\cvsdeps smartloader at d:\smartloader (compiled for both release and debug) sysfiles.zip extracted to d:\cvsbin\sysfiles cygwin at c:\cygwin. That should be enough so the release cvs and debug cvs scripts work (they deploy to d:\cvsbin). That's where the wxs files expect to find their files also. You could write your own scripts of course :) the only thing that's unusual is they bind the executable files to the smartloader (with mkmanifest)... that gives the per-application paths and the ability to find the correct revision of a file across multiple installs. If you're only testing that bit doesn't matter. Tony