Using Roxio Media Manager in standalone mode

I have installed Media Manager with RIM's Desktop Manager, but I only have use for Roxio Media Manager.
Is there's a way to just install Media Manager ?
Alternatively is it possible to launch Media Manager individually without having to go through the Desktop Manager launcher ?
Alternatively is it possible to have Desktop Manager automatically launch Media Manager (via a command line) ?
Thanks in advance for any help on this matter (the documentation is really missing this point).

Samuel wrote:
Is there's a way to just install Media Manager ?
No.
But I think the desktop manager is useful for you to do backups.
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