One thing I forget. Do I need postsetup.dll, postsetup.tlb, postsetup.vbr or vb5stkit.dll to do the post install processing, or is postsetup.exe sufficient?

Thanks,
June

>The key thing is to replace all the references in the InstallShield project from "avfpdemo3" to the name of your application. The name will be passed off from InstallShield to PostSetup to create the virtual directory, etc.
>You'll need to include:
>vfp9t.dll
>vfp9renu.dll
>msvcr71.dll
>yourmtdll.dll
>yourmtdll.tlb
>yourmtdll.vbr
>and any supporting data, report and html files.
>Also, make sure yourmtdll.dll is set to self-register on the target machine. Right-click on it in Installshield to set this option.