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I have had problems with wizard too, is your application dir on c:?
If not, I would move it there before you compile setup disks.
When I was on D: drive I had many problems. Also is vfp300.esl
in your app dir? When you re run the wizard do you first delete the following:

images dir, comp dir,
in app dir----dkcontrol files, wizard.ini
in vfp dir wizard.ini

This will give you a totally clean start on setup.
Place image files outside of vfp directory.

Hope it helps,

I have been building install sets using the VFP 3.0B setup wizzard for quite some time. Recently I started getting all sorts of strange errors that Microsoft Tech Support said was due to long file names in the application's folder. They suggested I upgrade the wizzard which I did. The long file name's problem is gone, but now the install set consistantly can't find certain files it is looking for when the install routine is executed, and it does not setup the Windows 95 short cuts correctly. Is anyone else having this problem, and is there a solution short of Tech Support's suggestion that I upgrade to 5.0?
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>>John Dennis
>>Dakota Data Tech.
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>no problems w/ the short cuts, but there is a misnamed file in that update. don't remember the exact name, but first part of it is ACM (should be ASM) or other way around.