Markus;

I had problems with VFP5 and the setup wizard, my problem there was no reference to two ole type files in the setup.ini file.

Having moved to VFP6, guess what the setup wizard doesn't work again. Your suggestion of inserting the space in the four digit numbers did the trick.

Thanks for your posting

John

>>I recently installed VFP 6.0. I worked out a few bugs in my app and rebuilt it into an EXE.
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>>I then used the Setup Wizard to create a Websetup set of files.
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>>When I run the Setup program it runs OK until I get to the dialog where you can select the directory and click Continue.
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>>It then gives me an error message titled "Setup Error 827". The message text is "Object 12. Your setup files may be damaged. Try restarting the setup program from where you originally ran it."
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>>I run it again and get the same error. I also get the same message when I try to use the Netsetup or the 1.44 MB disks setup.
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>>This used to work in VFP 5.0. Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug in VFP 6.0?
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>Hi!
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>I think you may have more than one ActiveX control in your setup. This is a problem, but it is relatively easy to resolve.
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>The problem is in the setup script (setup.stf or so, I believe). Your error message says there is a problem with object 12, which means that the line with the number 12 (not necessarry the 12th line!) has a problem. Typically, in this line you will find the line number, a command (or keyword) and a number of two-digit number. If some of these numbers have 4 digits, you found your problem. In this case simply add a space bteween digit 2 and 3 of these number. Here is an example:
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>... 12 1314 1516 17
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>This should be changed to:
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>...12 13 14 15 16 17
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>That should do the trick.
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>Markus