Unless Installshield creates large install programs s[ace should not be a problem. I copied files onto a zip cartridge and it used about 19M of disk space.

Too bad we can nolonger just copy runtime libraries into the application folder.


>>Looking at Installsheild Express for Visual Foxpro I noticed that the only options seems to be to build to a CD. Some of my users have zip drives which the would prefer both as the source of the install program and to execute programs from a zip cartrigde so they can use it from several PC (which may be using different versions of Windows).
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>>Is this possible, espicailly the execution part? If so what do I need to do?
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>The CD option is just a design consideration for the size of the medium for which the installation should run from.
>If you have a small application, it wouldn't matter which option you chose. If you have a very large application, then the medium size would matter as you may have to span volumes for the installation.
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>In your case, it probably wouldn't matter so the CD option would be the same as if you setup a profile for the XXmb size of the zip disk.
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>In short, pretend the zip disk is a CD and you should be fine.
>If your support files are very large though, you may run into your problems.