Hello,

A couple of days ago, I used the Setup Wizard to create the setup files
for an application I am making. Everything worked fine, and it copied
the files necessary to the installation to a folder.

The problem is, that when I try to run the SETUP.EXE created, I just get
one tiny little DLG saying "Wrong Version of Run-Time library"

Does anyone have any ideas on how to find out what EXACTLY is wrong? I
mean, which Run-time do I have the wrong version of?

My guess is that this file needs a runtime library, that I have a newer
version of in my systemdirectory. This got to be the answer, since MS
seem to not care at all for backward compability. My guess is that they
don't even know how to spell it.

Kind regards,

Fredrik.

Try Installing the program from a simple directory like C:\tmp\
It looks stupid (it IS stupid) but for me it worked !
My problem was that I had a long directory or a dir with  at least one "-"
in it.