Larry,
I know several people have used InstallShield successfully with VFP - do a search on InstallShield.

If you use the SETUP.INF file you should be able to see where VFP is putting each file. Use that as a model for your InstallShield script.

HTH
Barbara

> Done that. The problem occurs on a machine on which I just installed VFP, and I had to create a new disk directory.
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>Do you (or does anyone?) know how the setup wizard decides what files to chose? The strange thing here is that the two parts of the setup are different. The file list part does NOT show the two DLLs, yet the script part expects them. The problem is the inconsistency.
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>I have started to play with InstallSheild (that comes with Visual Studio), and I have it workinging with MY files, but unless I know more about how the setup wizard works for VFP, figuring out how to move that stuff to InstallSheild will be hard.
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>Thanks for your help.
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>Larry