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What software usual is used to create installation package for client application?

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I mean the software that installed my application on client's machine. E.g. by click button Next, Next ...>Try clicking some of the 'buttons'(1) on the [webstart API examples|http://pscode.org/jws/api.html] page.
(1) They are not HTML buttons, but links stylde to look vaguely like buttons. HTML buttons can be used just as easily, see [Launch JNLP App - launch style|http://pscode.org/jws/launch.html] for an overview of different launch styles.

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Hey thanks for answering.
The tutorials show how to use Garageband and are really quite nice. What I am after though is the software they might have used to create those tutorials.
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