Lawrence,
Yes, via GPO:
Additionally, the first part of the installation completes successfully and that application is a third party app. It fails out when it gets to the batch file.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<packageboot version="2.0.0.0" id="dd53b76e-babc-410f-8901-426d0989f5f1">
<instructions>
<execution>
<programs>
<program failureaction="stop" enabled="true" name="setup.exe" type="exe" typeaction="runandwait" successcode="0">-s -setup.iss</program>
</programs>
</execution>
<postexecution>
<programs>
<program failureaction="stop" enabled="false" name="cmd.exe" type="exe" typeaction="runandwait" successcode="0">/c %MODULEPATH%\Clarify.bat</program>
</programs>
</postexecution>
</instructions>
</packageboot>
Thank you for your interest and assistance.