Trisha ---
The approach I take, on installing an app on a PC where the data is already resident on a server, is to create setup disks containing *nothing* but the EXE and Fox runtime. To do otherwise creates a risk or overwriting production data. Call this "workstation install" setup disks. Now, this assumes that you have some logic in your program that can find the data in a given directory.
BTW: The only reason I have the EXE in "workstation install" is to give the setup wizard something to mull over and work with. Can't create runtime only setup disks AFAIK.
>I have a stand alone program that I have written that I need to add to a single user's computer. The tables are located on the network. I tried using Wizard setup, but I receive error messages because the program cannot find the tables (pointing to the wrong path). I set the default path prior to opening my files, but it always looks at the path specified during setup, which is a local path. What am I doing wrong?
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>TIA for any suggestions! :)
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