In article <[email protected]>,
"Curtis Jewell" <[email protected]> writes:
> Can I do something like this to hardcode the installation directory?
> Or is there another way to do this?
Hardcoding the installation directory is a bad idea. You can provide
defaults and a constraint check that doesn't allow destinations with a
space, but hardcoding it is going to be a problem. Not everyone has
a writable C: or D: or whatever. You're better off picking a
reasonable default and then allowing them to browse to whatever folder
they want and then checking for the folder including a space. (Even
if it does include a space, you can use the short filename for the
path, which won't have a space, i.e. C:\Program Files becomes
C:\PROGRA~1.)
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