Update Rees

IMPORTANT: You can only upgrade to this version if you are a registered user of Rees2000. Downloading any of these files is of no use unless you are actually registered to use them.  You can request a free demonstration version of Rees2000 by filling out this form, or you can request more information about any of our products by contacting us.

Before you download

If you already have Rees2000 then it is best to use option (14.8) to automatically update the Rees2000 program from the Web.

If your Rees2000 application is not available for use (perhaps, for example, when you are repairing or replacing the server computer that your Rees2000 runs on), then you can use this download option as an alternative way to obtain the latest Rees2000 application files.

Download File

Update Rees

(7160kb). Updated: February 17 2012 @ 10:10:45.

Instructions

1. Click on the Update Rees button above and choose to save the "reesxhb.exe" file to the folder on your network where the Re2000.exe program file is located (or was previously located, for the case of a server computer repair or reinstall).  This is typically the R:\RE2000 folder.  If you are unsure of the correct location of your Re2000.exe program file then do not continue, instead use option (14.8) of Rees2000 itself to perform an automatic update.

2. After the reesxhb.exe file has been saved, you will need to run it to self-extract the Rees2000 application files.  If you are asked "Are you sure?" (or similar), then click the "Yes" or "Run" button to confirm.  When the "WinZip Self-Extractor" window appears, click the Unzip button to unzip to the same folder. When the files have been unzipped, click Close to exit from the WinZip Self-Extractor window.  This completes the manual update process.

Please note that the update will include the latest help file.

Should you require any help downloading these files, please call Rees Software on 0800 REES EZ (0800 733 739).  Before calling, please consult our support policy.

Disclaimer

Rees Software takes no responsibility for any harm that may be caused to you, your computer, or your data from downloading any of these files. You should always check any program you download from the Internet for viruses before running it.