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Batch program to install/unzip the programs a

rajuchacha007, on Nov 7, 2009 7:51:20 am GMT 
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Hello,



I have been working on to code a batch file which would install/unzip a particular application. I want to make it generic rather than clicking or unzipping each file. For e.g. if I want to install/unzip mysql, i wish i could write a program which would run, go to that location and install/unzip it. Has anyone worked on it? Please do let me know.



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