Hello Grigore,

Initially, I had the CD set to autorun, but this presented some other issues that I prefer not to deal with.

I was hoping that there was some command that would recognize the source drive, then allow me to simply place a UNC path to the executable. I know there are some CDs that I install (games for an example) where a shortcut is placed on the desktop or under Start, then when you click the shortcut, a message appears asking for the CD and pointing to the CD drive from which the program was initially installed.

If Installshield does not support this functionality in the VFP7 version, perhaps the easiest solution is to simply write some directions on how to create a shortcut.

Thanks,

TFISHER

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>Hello, Terry.
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>You should know what the letter for CD-ROM is, at install time. Personally, I doubt this is possible. And even it would be possible, how do you know where I insert the CD? For example, I have two CD-ROMs. I can insert the cd in any of them, and in this case the shortcut won't work....
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>I suggest another approach: make the CD autorun. Whenever the user will insert the CD, the app will launch automatically. What do you think?
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>Thank you