Installing multiple packages

HI,
I am not too familar with Zenworks. When I create packages I usually allow
them to start-up installing after a non-administrator logs in, and that
works great. I want to be able to install two packages when a user logs in
but set it up so that I can specify which package runs first. Can anyone
set me in the right direction?
Thanks in Advance,
JeffH

JeffH,
> I want to be able to install two packages when a user logs in
> but set it up so that I can specify which package runs first. Can anyone
> set me in the right direction?
>
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