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(Unverified)Nov 26th 2007 7:52PM

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Unless I'm mistaken, you *can* burn this version of AutoPatcher to a CD or DVD for use on multiple machines. The only difference from the old AutoPatcher is that before you burn the updates to disc, AutoPatcher has to fetch them from Microsoft's servers. At that point, it's the same process as the old AutoPatcher everyone knew and loved.

The new AutoPatcher will function very similarly to Heise Security's "Offline Update," which accomplishes everything the new version of AutoPatcher will, but without the easy-to-use interface. It's still worth a look, however - at least until AutoPatcher reaches a final version.

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