>>>The Setup Wizard, however, cannot create an executable that will run from a CD-ROM drive. If you wish to do that, you must go to a third-party installation package. The Setup wizard was only designed for the most basic of installations - if you go into much work with .ocx or shared .dll files, you will find that the Setup Wizard will not meet your needs.
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>>My apps are fairly simple - they contain no .OCXs or anything. If my company's CD-rom drives will read Juliet, why couldn't they run the .EXE from the CD-rom?
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>>If I have specific information about the options, that could persuade them to buy a third-party installer if it is needed, though that could take a while.
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>There are several reasons. First, when the Setup Wizard runs, all of your files are compressed - thus the only thing that can read your files is setup.exe, and then only for the purpose of uncompressing them and installing them on your drive of choice.
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>Second, even if you are not providing additional services (such as .ocx or other files) VFP's support files must be installed and registered on the user's machine. These cannot be run from the CD-ROM. Additionally, other Windows support files may need to be updated during the installation process.
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>The flexibility needed to do what you are proposing is not available in the Setup Wizard at all. If you want to run from CD-ROM, you *must* use a third-party installer.

I probably misunderstood what Mr. Keith said he was doing. When the question arises, I will tell them what you told me and they can decide. Thank you.