[SEO-TECH] Does anyone have any cloning or copying software they would recommend.

[Michael Thornton]

Given that you are looking to copy PROGRAMS, we often use a service called
Ninite (ninite.com). You could select what you want on every machine (from
a list), save the EXE it creates, and run it on each computer to from a
mapped drive or thumb drive to install/update your software. It’s a nice
little utility and can also be used to keep things updated. We use it for a
lot of the open source/free software we use on our setups. The pro (pay)
version of adds to the list of programs a good deal. It is worth noting
that neither list includes Microsoft Office in any form so it’s not a
cure-all, but it can be a time saver.

Michael W Thornton | Digital Library Branch Manager

*Ashtabula County District Library*
440.990.2338 (office)



*From:* SEO-TECH <seo-tech-bounces at lists.oplin.org> *On Behalf Of *Jennifer
Bates
*Sent:* Tuesday, April 20, 2021 10:07 AM
*To:* seo-tech at lists.oplin.org
*Subject:* [SEO-TECH] Does anyone have any cloning or copying software they
would recommend.



We are replacing all of our public and staff machines this summer. Instead
of manually loading all of the software to each one I would like to try to
clone/copy it instead.  Do you recommend any software that has that
capability?  I don't need to move the operating system, only the programs.
  Of course we are looking for the most cost effective method.  We will be
replacing thirty machines in total.



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*Jennifer Bates*

*Minerva Public Library*

*Adult Services*

*677 Lynnwood Dr*

*Minerva OH 44657*

*330-868-4101*
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