How to Merge two exe files in one installer ?

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I am new to this stuff and i don't have any clue from where to start. i have downloaded various software but all are to hard for me at this stage. What i need to know is how can i merge two files in 1 installer with few command lines parameters. Here the Link of an example.
http://www.multiupload.com/P2ZQGJ0KX2[^]

You can see how babylon toolbar is merged in too Ver.exe . I also need to merge a toolbar in my software :)
Please if any one can tell me how can i do it in noob way or can make it for me [paid], i would be too thankful! !

Posted 3-Dec-11 15:48pm

Afeefajmal

Updated 1-May-17 21:28pm

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[no name] 3-Dec-11 21:54pm

Hi,
Do you really expect people to download and execute a random application off the internet uploaded by a user named 'Member 8397946'?
Anyway I am not certain that I understand what you are trying to do. If you are attempting to embed a binary/text file into your executable then perhaps you should begin by reading the XResFile series written by the under-appreciated Hans Dietrich.

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/files/XResFilePt1.aspx

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KarstenK · Answer 1 · 2017-05-01T21:28:00

It is unclear what your problem is. Here you find some discussion about install tools. Maybe you can use the Visual Studio Installer

Normally such installers are working in a batch mode and you can add multiple files into the package, which than manipulates the target PC by some script commands like copying files or modifying the registry or creating links. To put it in a simple way: it is like a zip which is executing some commands.