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    What's the difference between SetupBuilder 5 Professional, Developer and Clarion Edition?

    Ray C.

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    Another question: is the special SB5 offer still available?

    Ray C.

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    Ray,

    SetupBuilder Installation System features three installation products: SetupBuilder Developer Edition, SetupBuilder Professional Edition and SetupBuilder for Clarion.

    Developer Edition is the high-end installation product for developers and organizations deploying applications to Windows Platforms. Professional Edition is a powerful and moderately priced installation tool that builds professional installs quickly. SetupBuilder for Clarion is the install tool that replaces the Wise for Clarion installer in Clarion 6.1 Enterprise Edition.

    In addition to all functions found in SetupBuilder 5.0 Professional, the Developer Edition provides advanced features such as Web install and Web update for creating dynamic Internet-based installations, HTTP Post and File Downloading functions, Scriptable Uninstaller, AutoUpdate Generator, MultiVersion file updater, Online Registration, Serial Number Generator, Dynamic Scanning, Zip and Unzipping, and NetShare functions.

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    Yes, it's still available. The offer is due to expire later this week!

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