Installing CC&B Version 2.1 for Windows 2003

Hey guys/gals,
We've downloaded the software for the version from the eDelivery site, and have gotten the database and the framework installed and configured for CC&B.
Trying to get the actual application installed has been problematic though. Going through the install guide, it says to unzip the CCB.V2.1 application files to <tempdir>, which we've done, and then to initiate the Framework, change back to <tempdir>\CCB.V2.1 and run the install.cmd.
The problem is that there is no install.cmd in that folder (the zip files for the Framework, XAI and Web Self Service all have their own install scripts).
I've gone back to eDelivery to make sure that the file we originally downloaded wasn't corrupted, but it is the same. Is there supposed to be an install.cmd file in that particular zip file, or should it get its install scripts from somewhere else (which the documentation fails to mention)?
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Brian

Following is the installation sequence:
- Install CC&B Database
- Install other tools (Microfocus/Tomcat | Web Logic | etc/Java/Perl
- Install CC&B FrameWork
- Install CC&B Application.
As per the folder you are mentioning, it is for CC&B Application installation (installed on top of framework), if framework the folder should had been FW.V2.X.X.
Both Framework and Application will have their own install.cmd/plx/sh files.
I'm confused a bit by your statement '...and then to initiate the Framework, change back to <tempdir>\CCB.V2.1 and run the install.cmd.'

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