MSI files are installation packages used by Windows Installer to setup programs. They have some specific advantages over the usual setup packages, however, they also have some functional differences.
ieZoom toolbar MSI installer has been released to provide an essential support for computer network administrators who need to install the application on considerable number of workstations simultaneously.
MSI files are installed using Windows Installer, a system service for installing and managing applications. Windows Installer is a framework that provides improved means and new standards for installing and updating applications.
Administrators managing computers in an Active Directory service environment can use Software Installation and Maintenance feature of Group Policy to setup Febooti ieZoom toolbar on target computers. For more information on using Active Directory to install applications consult Microsoft documentation.
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EXE - Setup / Installer file v1.5 April, 2007 504 KB ZIP - Compressed (zipped) Setup v1.5 April, 2007 458 KB MSI - Windows Installer Package v1.5 April, 2007 483 KB Download Febooti ieZoom toolbar (MSI file)
Scripted installation support makes unattended program setup possible. Following the predefined instructions of administrator, Windows Installer easily sets up the application on virtualy any number of computers.
- Due to specific differences between standard setup and Windows Installer MSI package it is strongly advised against mixing both types of setup when installing Febooti ieZoom toolbar application.
- Keep in mind that e-update service is disabled for MSI installation packages. Network administrators should check the Febooti website to get information on updates, while home users are advised to choose standard setup for setting up ieZoom toolbar.
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