Ken,

I opted for uninstalling VFP and then making a whole new installation. The problem with the Setup Wizard went away. However, I have one problem remaining: Setup doesn't create a program icon in a program group. I've tried serveral different names for a program group including the default "Visual Foxpro Applications." Setup creates the program in the named program directory but the only way to run it is from Windows Explorer. Any ideas?

Allen

>Had you, by chance, installed VFP5 ontop of VFP3? If so, see this article:
>PRB: Setup Wizard Error When Installing VFP 5.0 over VFP 3.0
>
>>To All,
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>>I tried using the Setup Wizard (VFP5.0) for a simple application. Everything worked great except when I run SETUP.EXE on my distribution disk I get an error, "Setup is not intended for this version of Windows" and that's as far as I get. I've tried it on two Win95 machines which includes the one I run VFP on. If Setup doesn't like Win95, what could it possibly want?
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>>Thanx,
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>>Allen