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VFP 9.0, SP2 now available
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From
15/10/2007 11:57:31
 
 
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13/10/2007 00:27:15
Dragan Nedeljkovich (Online)
Now officially retired
Zrenjanin, Serbia
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Visual FoxPro
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Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01260474
Message ID:
01261057
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>>>Worked fine here with the MSDN DVDs. I did have to browse down the directory structure on the DVD to find it. It will not do that itself it seems.
>>>
>>>>But the install fails when using the MSDN disk!
>>>>can't find vs_setup.msi????
>>>>
>>>>Peter
>>>>
>>I tried it with the disk in the external DVD drive and it worked fine!!
>>
>>it even found it itself!!
>
>Now that's weird. I've never seen any Microsoft's installer that would know how to find anything if it wasn't in the exactly same directory where it thought it should be. If it asked for five files in two directories, you'd have to tell it where the first directory was, then where the second was, then where the first was again.
>
>I guess that's a security measure. If any terrorists ever got their hands on code to build a MRU list... and now there's probably some hidden code that will call Redmond if a terrorist tries to use it, so we finally have an install which can find its files.

I had to copy the VFP English files from the MSDN disk to my hard disk. Then it could use the file. Even if I told it where it was on the DVD, it said it wasn't a valid file.

Don't know if I've been reported as a terrorist or not to Redmond...
<g>
Fred
Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP

foxcentral.net
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