How to Use Wzsetup.ini & Defaults Created by the Setup Wizard

 Last reviewed: September 12, 1995
Article ID: Q136589
The information in this article applies to:
  • Microsoft Visual FoxPro for Windows, version 3.0

SUMMARY

The Setup Wizard writes control settings to the Wzsetup.ini file for use as default settings the next time you use the Setup Wizard. This article describes how Wzsetup.ini is used.

MORE INFORMATION

During initialization, the Setup Wizard looks in the startup (SYS(2004)) directory for the Wzsetup.ini file. If the file is found, it is used to determine the most recent application directory for which disk images were generated. If the Wzsetup.ini file is not found, you must specify the application directory in Step 1 of the Setup Wizard.

When the application directory is known, the Setup Wizard looks for Wzsetup.ini in that directory. If the file is found, it is used to set the controls to the same values that were used when disk images were last created for this directory. In this manner, the Setup Wizard remembers the various selections and file customizations for each application you distribute.

When you click Finish and build disk images, the Setup Wizard writes Wzsetup.ini to the application directory and to the SYS(2004) directory for use the next time you use the Setup Wizard.

Additional reference words: 3.00 VFoxWin
KBCategory: kbtool
KBSubcategory: FxtoolWizother

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Last reviewed: September 12, 1995
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