>Hilmar,
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>Thanks for that. I was afraid of that. Good thing I didn't do anything. This makes me wonder about a related issue.
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>If I run Setup Wizard on a Windows 98 machine to build a distributable Setup.Exe does that mean that I should not give the software to a user running Windows Me or Windows XP? Or should I be running Setup Wizard on a Windows XP machine instead? Or does that cause a version problem in reverse? Or don't I have to worry about anything if I use Setup Wizard no matter what operating system is on machine that builds Setup.EXE?
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>Lots of questions. Thanks again.

Now, really, I don't have experience with different OS - we use only Windows 95 and Windows 98 here.

However, I would think that one of the tasks of a program that creates installation programs is precisely to take care of OS-specific differences.

I suggest you try and see whether it works. If Setup Wizard gives you too many problems, search for another solution (a professional installation program). This should be cheaper than creating your own solution - but I don't think it should be necessary - probably the Setup Wizard will just do.

Hilmar.