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Given your comments, I think this might be the best way to do it:
Download the install disc.
Put the disc in your computer.
Run the install routine.
When you're asked about permissions, accept the default answer, that the computer will not do anything with the disc.
Choose the "Install" option.
Allow the program to find the disc (do not hit "OK" yet).
The program will search the CD for a "Setup.exe" file. If it finds one, it will run it. It will then ask whether you want to run the Installer again, just to make sure.
Accept the "I Accept" dialog and it will begin installing.
Make sure you do not allow the computer to do anything with the disc. As @Tek said, this should not affect the installation of the program.
It will probably ask you if you want to run the installer again after the installation is complete. That's ok.
House panel's iron man passes away
Middletown, N.J. -- The New Jersey House's iron man died Monday, just a few weeks after the House suspended its scheduled sessions while Gov. Chris Christie imposed a shutdown for more than two weeks over the state's budget crisis.
Republican state Rep. Tom Kean Jr. died of cancer at Monmouth Medical Center, according to his wife, Julie. He was 63.
Kean's colleagues said that he gave the state House a remarkable 31 years of service, and called him a devoted husband, father and grandfather who was known for his work ethic and devotion to his fellow lawmakers.
"His colleagues are remembering him as a true gentleman," said state House Speaker Verna Traficant.
Kean had voted more than 9,000 times, yet never missed a single vote, said House Majority Leader Lou Greenwald.
Kean was the only member of the entire Legislature who could not have been successfully challenged by anyone in either party, said state Assemblyman Ronald Susswein, D-Harrison.
"It's a tragedy that such a great guy will be missed by so many of us," Susswein said. "He was just about the nicest person you could meet. He was just a delightful guy."
Kean, a member of the House since 1994, had originally been elected to represent the 51st legislative district, but ac619d1d87
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