>>>>>>>Hi,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>I programmed in FoxPro 2.6 a while ago and I know that when came time to distribute my application, I recall distributing .dbf, maybe some .prg (that would contain my procedures) and the help file.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Now, I'm back in Visual FoxPro 5 and I would like to know what type of files I should distribute with application .EXE file?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>>>Yves
>>>>>>
>>>>>>use the setup wizard to build installation diskettes (under tools menu option)
>>>>>
>>>>>Hi Dave,
>>>>>
>>>>>I'm well aware of the Setup Wizard but still you have to build a distribution tree before using it. I don't want to distribute my source code. Another think I found out about the Setup Wizard is if I created my disk under NT, it won't install the application under Windows95, is there a flag somewhere that I should know before making sets of disks?
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>Yves
>>>>
>>>>Generally distribution tree may include: exe,fpw,dbc,dcx,dct,dbf,cdx,fpt files and some 3-rd party ocx. You don't have to include any 'source code' files.
>>>>Being in Win NT environment you still can create distribution packages for Win95. Setup Wizard will supply you appropriate options.
>>>
>>>Hi Edward,
>>>
>>>Thanks for the help about the file type I should distribute. About the Setup Wizard in NT, I have NT 3.51 with VFP5.0 on it, when came time to try the Setup Wizard everything went OK but when I wanted to install the distributed application on a Windows95 machine I received a "This setup is not intended for your version of Windows" message, even on my NT machine!!! Any idea? Could it be related to the Service Pack number installed on my NT machine?
>>>
>>>Thanks again,
>>>Yves
>>
>>Did you check 'Windows95' check box in Setup Wizard Step 2?
>
>Hi,
>
>I just checked and in Step 2 those 4 option only;
>- VF Runtime
>- MS Graph 5.0 Runtime
>- ODBC Drivers
>- OLE Drivers
>
>And that's it!!! I never saw a Windows95 checkbox.
>
>Yves

May be it's another step? Actually, I don't have VFP5 on hand right now. I see these options on VFP3b under WinNT4.0.