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Bo Berglund wrote: > I just wanted to try out the MSI insteller and see if that would do > something different from the InnoSetup installer I have used so far. > So I downloaded the 2094 msi file to a location on my F: drive, then > launced it and set the various options. > When I clicked the "Install" button it threw an error message about > problems reading the msi file (which is the one I started in the first > place). > > It turns out that the reason it fails is that my F: drive is a subst > drive physically located on my C: drive. I have had to do this when I > got my new PC because I don't have extra physical drives anymore and I > have a lot of files that were located on F: in my old PC and have ini > settings etc thta point there. So I subst:ed the backed up tree from > C:\DATA\F to F:. > This has worked fine for all cases so far except the CVSNT MSI > installer. > Is there any explanation on why this happens? The Inno installer does > not care about this. > > > /Bo > (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden) Hi Bo, I have just tried to install the latest InnoSetup version (http://web.telia.com/~u86216177/cvsnt-2.5.2.2094.zip), but it displayed a lot of dialogs about missing MSVCR71D.dll file. After having closed them one by one, the install finished, but the cvs*.exe files could not be run because of the same reason. Don't you pack the debug version by chance instead of the release one? Regards Brazso