>>The second set emulates the keys created by Microsoft in a Wizard install. This set can be found by searching the Registry after installing a VFP app on an otherwise virgin machine. There are about twenty keys involved here. Note that this probably qualifies a reverse engineering,
>
>So, this basically mean we are not allowed to install Visual FoxPro by using another tool than the VFP setup wizard. :)

**Absolutely!**

You are on very shaky legal ground to not use the Wizard. However, the Wizard is inadequate for anything but the most inane installations. So, you pays your money and takes your chances.

Or use something other than Visual FoxPro.

That said, I don't know how litigous Microsift is feeling this week :)
--------------------
David M. Stowell
D. M. Stowell Consulting