>>Now that Josh and I have given 2 different answers, I guess it depends on how much time and effort you want to take to create CDs or diskettes and what you think is easier. Do your customers have CD drives on all the computers that need installation? If not, do they know how to mount a CD on a server so it is accessible to all workstations for installs? Since so little space is needed, a netsetup could be done as well if applicable. In that case, you could use VFP setup wizard and create a netsetup directory then zip and span to diskettes.
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>>These days, cost difference between diskettes and CD is negligible, IMHO.
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>Actually, a CD is probably cheaper than 5 floppies, though maybe not by much. Putting it on a CD has a few advantages:
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>1. Setup is much faster from a CD than from a diskette.
>2. CDs are less likely to be damaged during transit or storage than magnetic media.
>3. With a CD, space is no longer an issue. You can include your user docs on the CD along with anything else you feel like distributing to your users.
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>Just my 2 cents.

Yep, I agree. Also, if she goes that way, she needs to go with the NetSetup option of the VFP setup wizard instead of the diskettes.