Hi - yes, Innosetup can do it. On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 7:37 AM, Mike Copeland <[email protected]> wrote: > Tracy, > > Regarding your statement > "..create the folder where you copy the local EXE to giving it > Modify access to Authenticated Users..." > > Would this be done (and if so, how) by the Innosetup program during > installation? So far, I've had to set this folder attribute manually. > > Mike Copeland > >> On Wed, April 6, 2011 12:01 pm, Lew wrote: >>> Systems is going to start this conversion in a few months. I'm the only >>> vfp developer, but there are a number of Access& Excel devs as well. Are >>> there any obvious (or not so obvious) gotchas? >>> I realize that the list has been discussing this for some time, but, >>> pigheaded slug that I am, I don't pay any attention until I've actually >>> got to deal with it. >>> Lew >>> >> If you're not using VFP 9 SP 2, you'll have some UI issues to deal with. >> Dave covered many issues I've dealt with. >> >> This isn't Windows 7 specific. >> If you use a loader application that downloads updated EXE's to a local >> workstation. You might run into trouble when a different user logs into >> the machine and runs when an update is needed. The way to avoid this is to >> create the folder where you copy the local EXE to giving it Modify access >> to Authenticated Users, maybe Users. >> >> Tracy >> >> [excessive quoting removed by server]
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