How Do I Rebuild A Transported Application On Another Computer - McAfee UNINSTALLER 6.0 User Manual

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Managing Applications
Choose the Transport wizard to:
• Create a copy of an application on a different computer.
The Transport wizard creates a compressed file that contains an entire
application, including its option and Registry setting information. You can
use this file to rebuild an application with the same settings on your office
and laptop computers.
• Move an application to a new computer.
Avoid time-consuming application setup when you buy a new computer.
Use the Transport wizard to reinstall your old applications with the same
option settings.
How do I rebuild a transported application on another
computer?
An application that you package with the Transport wizard can be rebuilt on
another computer that can access the disk or the network where you stored the
Transport package file, and that is running Windows 95 or later. Simply
double-click the name of the Transport package file in a Windows Explorer file
list, and follow instructions that appear on the screen.
You do not need to have UnInstaller installed on the machine where you
reinstall the transported application. You do need to make sure that the
application license agreement permits you to use the application on more than
one computer.
A package file created by the Transport wizard contains:
• The application itself.
• Registry entries that store application default settings, and other
information needed to set up the application exactly as it was on the
original computer.
• The part of the Transport wizard that rebuilds the application.
• Any data files, spreadsheets, document files, and so forth, that you have
chosen to include.
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WARNING: Make sure that the application license permits you to run a
copy of the application on more than one computer. Some application
licences now permit you to use a single copy of the application on more
than one computer as long as only one computer is in use at a time.

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