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    Hi,
    I'm a beginning VB programmer.
    I'm using VB5's Application Setup Wizard to distribute my application.

    When my users run my setup program, I would like to:

    1. Create shortcuts to my program and readme file on their desktop.
    2. Include a readme.txt file SO ITS ACCESIBLE from the start menu. Example: START - PROGRAMS - MYAPP - readme.txt

    How can I do this?
    Thanks
    Tomexx

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    Okay, VB's setup wizard is not a really good one.
    It does not have support for all of the advanced features.
    If you would like to customize the setup wizard, then
    open the setup project and edit it as desired.

    As I said before, the VB setup wizard is not a really good one. I'll give you a link for another setup wizard
    called Inno Setup. It's MUCH better than the VB setup
    wizard and it's free.

    http://www.jordanr.dhs.org/isdl.htm

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    Okay, VB's setup wizard is not a really good one.
    It does not have support for all of the advanced features.
    If you would like to customize the setup wizard, then
    open the setup project and edit it as desired.

    As I said before, the VB setup wizard is not a really good one. I'll give you a link for another setup wizard
    called Inno Setup. It's MUCH better than the VB setup
    wizard and it's free.

    http://www.jordanr.dhs.org/isdl.htm

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    Okay, VB's setup wizard is not a really good one.
    It does not have support for all of the advanced features.
    If you would like to customize the setup wizard, then
    open the setup project and edit it as desired.

    As I said before, the VB setup wizard is not a really good one. I'll give you a link for another setup wizard
    called Inno Setup. It's MUCH better than the VB setup
    wizard and it's free.

    http://www.jordanr.dhs.org/isdl.htm

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