Slightly different I know, but I had all the files on a network share and I used the following batch file to copy them to the HD and start the client. For those who don't know batch files, save this as a text document but give it the extension .bat, i.e. folding.bat or something and then just double click to run it. I called it from the startup folder of a particular user, so that whenever they logged on it copies across and starts folding - a one time deal. On our systems, the client doesn't connect first time, hence why it starts, stops and restarts. The choice statements make it pause a couple of seconds to make sure it's finished the last statement before continuing, and of course I used HideItX to hide the console.
md c:\windows\temp\fah
copy N:\MyWork\fah\*.* c:\windows\temp\fah
C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\fah\HideItX.exe -starthide
c:\windows\temp\fah\FAH3Console.exe -advmethods -forceasm
choice Waiting for start /ty,8
C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\fah\HideItX.exe -stop FAH3Console
choice Closing first run /ty,5
C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\fah\HideItX.exe -starthide
c:\windows\temp\fah\FAH3Console.exe -advmethods -forceasm
choice Waiting for start /ty,5
C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\fah\HideItX.exe -ontop FAH3Console
pause
C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\fah\HideItX.exe -hide FAH3Console
exit
