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Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2001 11:38:07 EST
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Subject: Re: setup.exe doesn't pickup ash and sed
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From: Brian Keener <bkeener AT thesoftwaresource DOT com>
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Deepak Shekhar wrote:
> Some binary packages i downloaded 3-4 months back and some binaries i have
> downloaded now.
> Is the problem because  i have different versions of binary packages ???
> is there a way

Depending on the version of setup your are using it should still show the 
package (depending on what you have already installed and what you have on 
your disk).  We really do not have enough information to answer, but as an 
answer my suggestion would be to get the new setup.exe from the web page and 
then let it guide you through the download from the internet and then do 
your install from local directory using it as well.  Of course another 
option is to simply select the install from internet option.  

The big point here is that you really should get the new setup and download 
the current packages - they do change rapidly and 3-4 months might be a bit 
outdated.




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