Once exported, delete the keys we have just created.Create the path for the other OS if required (Import the exported registry key from the previous step into the pathway listed for the other OS) and export that also, again to somewhere easy to find later.Export the Registry Keys from the subfolder of software (for XP 32bit “plasq” for Win7 64bit “Wow6432Node”) to somewhere easy to find.Browse to the registry pathway below depending on your OS.Test that the offline registration worked by opening Comic Life 2.Add the offline registration details for all users.Install Comic life 2 on a clean workstation.Contact Plasq for an offline registration code for Comic Life 2.There are two different registry keys I included within this MSI, one for Windows XP and one for Windows 7 圆4 (These are the two OS’s deployed in this environment, from what I can see win7x86 should be the same as the XP 32bit pathway). The one that Plasq created for Comic Life 2, the second for 2 registry keys containing the offline activation code / serial key. Good thing Plasq offer offline activation. After waiting a couple of days for a response from the good people at Plasq they finally came through with the goods, a network installation guide for Comic Life (although it was for the previous version.) My next hurdle was that Comic life couldn’t register behind the proxy.

Called on my old friend Orca, and had a look at the MSI.

I did a few tests, as Plasq (Company that created Comic life) have create an MSI for 'Network' Deployment i thought i would try that.

I was required to deploy Comic Life 2 to the network.

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