Thank you! I was answering "Yes"... seemed to make sense

bonnie


>When you paste if you say no when it asks you "would you like to add this merge module to you projects?" to the question, the file should appear in the system folder.
>
>You can also go into Object/Merge modules and check Microsoft C++ Runtime Library 6/7.
>
>Dawa
>
>>Thanks! I pasted msvcr70.dll in to "Destination"/"SystemFolder" under "Files", but it doesn't show when I do this... should it? Sorry, this is my first time using InstallShield
>>
>>thanks
>>
>>bonnie
>>>Hi Bonnie,
>>>
>>>I ran into the same issue before. What I did was that I included msvcr70.dll in the setup.exe to be installed in the window system folder. You should be able to find it in your windows system folder.
>>>
>>>Hope this helps,
>>>
>>>Dawa
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hi all,
>>>>
>>>>I've just created a setup.exe using the Install Shield program. The included vfp.exe file is just a dummy program because all I really need is the VFP 8.0 run time. When I go to the 'Merge Modules' area of Install Shield and click vfp 8.0 run time, the other boxes (GDI and Visual C++) are automatically checked... good. But, when users install, some get an error stating: Cannot find msvcr70.dll and the install does not work.
>>>>
>>>>Am I missing something?
>>>>
>>>>thanks!
>>>>
>>>>bonnie