ID: Q126441
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If a setup program is created for an application that will be distributed using the Setup Wizard and the user-created setup program has the name (SETUP.EXE), the Setup Wizard will replace the user-created program with its own file (which is also named SETUP.EXE).
The Setup Wizard does not check to see if a user-created file by the name of SETUP.EXE exists in the distribution directory where the files that comprise the user-created program reside.
Do not name any executables SETUP.EXE.
This behavior is by design.
1. Create a new project with one program file.
2. In the program file, execute the command:
Wait Window "Hello"
3. Choose Build, and select Executable -- assuming the distribution kit is
installed. Name the executable SETUP.
4. After the executable has been built, create a distribution directory,
and copy the file SETUP.EXE and FOXW2600.ESL into the directory.
5. Run the Setup Wizard, and respond to the on-screen prompts. After the
Wizard has created the distribution disk directories, run SETUP.EXE in
the DISK1 directory. What will be executed is the Microsoft Installation
program, not your original executable.
Additional reference words: FoxWin 2.60a SETUP WIZARD EXECUTABLE
KBCategory: kbtool kbprb
KBSubcategory: FxtoolDk
Last Reviewed: June 27, 1995