BTW the problem still exists in VFP9. Installshield's only response was "Upgrade to the full version".

>Amazing, I'm glad that I've moved away from installsheild.
>
>Thanks Neil
>
>
>>Hi,
>>It is a bug (that they won't fix) in installsheild.
>>If you try to install on drive C, it initially creates the install directory on drive C, then flicks to drive D and completes the install.
>>If you copy the drive D contents back to C and delete the drive D install, you get the error, as all the registry entries point to drive D.
>>
>>Manual fix is to search the registry for d:\installdirectory and edit the entries back to drive C
>>
>>>Hi Neil
>>>
>>>One physical hard drive in two partitions. Why?
>>>
>>>Regards
>>>Geoff
>>>>Hi,
>>>>Does the system have two drives ?.
>>>>
>>>>>Hi
>>>>>
>>>>>A customer is running another product also developed in Foxpro. At certian points the windows installer pops up and trys to install some unrelated Foxpro reports.
>>>>>
>>>>>I dont have access to the source code so how do I track down and stop this from happening?
>>>>>
>>>>>Regards
>>>>>Geoff Scott