COMPUTER SOFTWARE PROGRAM USE

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ANYLINK Tmax Soft Co., Ltd. 18F Glass Tower, Republic of Korea Computer software (program) for use as an EAI (Enterprise Application Integration) solution, particularly providing integrated interface between various enterprise applications and user applications, which is recorded in floppy disk, CD-ROM, or magnetic tape device, or downloaded from a website; computer operating systems or programs; notebook computer laptop computer; and software programmable microprocessors;ANY LINK;
T-LINK Tmax Soft Co., Ltd. 18F Glass Tower, Republic of Korea Computer software (program) for use as an EAI (Enterprise Application Integration) solution, particularly providing integrated interface between various enterprise applications and user applications, which is recorded in floppy disk, CD-ROM, or magnetic tape device; or downloaded from a website/computer operating systems or programs/notebook computer laptop computer/software programmable microprocessors;TMAX LINK;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A system and method for identifying dependencies of a software program installed on a host computer prior to duplication of the software program from the host computer to a destination computer and for adapting the identified dependencies to the destination computer after duplication. An installed software program can be copied from a host computer to a destination computer without breaking portions of the image that rely on data unique to the computer context in which the software program is installed. Data structures store functionality exposed by a software program during installation of the software program that captures machine-specific data before duplication so that such machine-specific data can be restored properly after the duplication. Software of the invention processes the information in the data structures before and after the duplication process to identify and adapt, respectively, the dependencies.