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Sep 2nd, 2000, 05:21 AM
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This problem wouldn't exist in a sequential language eg 'C'
I have in install program written in VB which runs
Setup.exe from the ODK for an Accrss Run-Time database.
It alse copies a number of other files from the CD to PC.
I then need to run another Setup.exe (to install SnapView.exe), which is in a different directory from the first one, but keep getting a clash:'Setup is already running'
Obviosly VB can't differentiate between the two!
I don't expect 'Do Events' to change things and have thought of putting a 'nothing' loop in between, which seems messy and anyway I'll never know how long to set it for.
I considered continually checking for the exsistence of the last file from the first Setup.exe before running the second, but all of this seems crazy.
There must be a way of halting subsequent execution of a program until a procedure has finished.
Am I missing soimething?
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