Installing the Script Player Only feature

During the BlueZone installation, if the scripting and automation feature is selected, users can play, edit, and record scripts.

If you do not want your users to be able to record or edit BlueZone scripts, but you still want them to be able to play BlueZone scripts, you can turn off the script editing and recording functions.

Open the BlueZone Desktop installation source directory.
Open the setup.ini file in a text editor.
In the [BZSetup] section, locate the InstallScriptPlayerOnly=No entry.
Change the value from No to Yes:
```
[BZSetup]
InstallScriptPlayerOnly=Yes
```
Save and close the file.

Refer to Default setup.ini file for a complete example of the setup.ini file.

The BlueZone Scripting CAB (bzsc.cab) file contains the BlueZone Script Host (bzsh.exe), the BlueZone Script Host Player Only (bzshp.exe) , and the BlueZone Script Editor (bzse.exe) files. If the BlueZone Scripting CAB is deployed with InstallScriptPlayerOnly=No, all three files are deployed. When all three files are present in the installation, users can record, edit, and play all BlueZone script types. By setting the value to Yes, only the bzshp.exe file is deployed. When only this file is present in the installation, users can only play BlueZone scripts and not record or edit them.

Note: If you are manually creating a BlueZone distribution image file, bzsc.cab must be part of the BlueZone distribution image in order for this setting to have any affect.