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06-13-2007, 07:03 AM
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 Challenge for programmers If you can understand this please help me.I have installed a english dictionary software of Cambridge University, unfortunately that CD is broken i wanted to copy that CD but..... So that cambridge dictionary software is there installed in a computer system what i ask is, is it possible to copy the installed program to CD and run on any system as if it is installed on a computer. If you have understood my problem and feel that, there is a solution for this please let me know. And thank you very much well in advance. please mail me imtiyaz1@lycos.com      |
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06-24-2007, 07:19 PM
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| Re: Challenge for programmers No it is not simply because the Registry values which a program stores in registry are not stored when it is ran from cd unless its just a run time executable like winkeyfinder. |
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