Abstract: A packaging tool is provided for creating a single self-extracting executable file from individual installation files of a software program and an installation script that flexibly performs pre-installation checks, installs the software product, and performs any post-installation operations. Scripted actions in the installation executable are designed according to a schema such that dialogs, actions, and execution are customizable and extensible. Chaining and sequencing of update patches may be accomplished through the scripted actions. The script may be prepared to verify system requirements, qualifying products for updates, language(s), platform, and the like. The executable may also query component information from existing system. By providing customizable and extensible installation operations in a single executable file, updates and new product installations are made easier for distribution through downloading as well as through portable media.

Abstract: A device is disclosed for warming tortillas and other foods. The device operates with a standard electric alternating current ranging from 110 to 120 volts in the US and 220v -240v in other countries. This appliance is to be used in homes or in businesses for the purpose of warming either corn or flour tortillas in quantities ranging from one up to six at a time. The electric current provides energy to heater elements located within the unit and thus provide the heat necessary to warm the tortillas placed on a plurality of circular loading trays. The loading trays are specially designed to lock-in-place in the open and closed positions and are designed to work with a vertical pivot tube which allows the loading trays a pivot-swivel action for efficiency in the loading and unloading of tortillas.

Abstract: A device is disclosed for warming tortillas and other foods. The device operates with a standard electric alternating current ranging from 110 to 120 volts in the US and 220v-240v in other countries. This appliance is to be used in homes or in businesses for the purpose of warming either corn or flour tortillas in quantities ranging from one up to six at a time. The electric current provides energy to heater elements located within the unit and thus provide the heat necessary to warm the tortillas placed on a plurality of circular loading trays. The loading trays are specially designed to lock-in-place in the open and closed positions and are designed to work with a vertical pivot tube which allows the loading trays a pivot-swivel action for efficiency in the loading and unloading of tortillas.