>No, you're not doing anything wrong. You say just enough about what the data really is to make me curious. There is nothing wrong with that. My data is not classified, but I always think my employer would prefer that I describe it in generic terms, which in my case makes it simpler to discuss. (Dragan once asked if I really did have a table called Things :)


I never thought about it. It just seemed easier to paste the actual code. I'm not doing something advanced enough that anyone would want to steal it. :) I guess it's kind of like what I heard someone say in response to new writers who are paranoid about their copyright... (paraphrased) "I wish I had written something good enough to steal".


>The setup wizard would be fine for a basic install, such as you describe, using diskettes or a CD-ROM, if it supported uninstall. If M$ were asked why their install wizard violates their own guidelines by not supporting uninstall, they might say that the setup wizard is just a simple supplement, and that it was outside the scope of a tool like VFP to include a decent installer. If so, I think they should consider including a real one in DevStudio. But that wouldn't do me any good.

I don't like the setup wizard. We definitely need something more professional. I'm just questioning whether we need to go all the way to InstallShield. I just d/led IS Express. That looks promising.

Thanks,

-Michelle