Microsoft KB Archive/100971

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PRB: ADK Custom Setup Hangs During Installation
'Article ID: Q100971

Creation Date: 01-JUL-1993

Revision Date: 04-OCT-1994' The information in this article applies to:


 * Microsoft Access Distribution Kit version 1.1

SYMPTOMS

If you create Setup disks using the Microsoft Access Distribution Kit (ADK) Custom Setup Wizard, the installation process hangs immediately after SETUP.EXE creates the program group.

CAUSE

This problem is caused by not specifying an icon file for the application in the .ICO File (Optional) field and selecting the Change Workgroups Program Manager Item check box when the message "Would you like to install any of these optional features?" appears in the Setup Wizard.

RESOLUTION

Run the Setup Wizard again and specify an icon file for the .ICO File (Optional) field, or follow the steps outlined below to modify the STFSETUP.IN_ file.

STATUS

This behavior no longer occurs in the Microsoft Access Developer's Toolkit version 2.0.

MORE INFORMATION

When the Setup Wizard creates the STFSETUP.IN_ file, it requires that that you have an icon file if you choose to install Change Workgroups. The [Custom] section of the file contains the following line:

InstallChangeWorkGroup="YES" If you have set this option to Yes, you must also add a line in the [Program Manager] section of the STSETUP.IN_ file that reads: $(AppPath)"NWIND.ICO" You also need to substitute NWIND.ICO with an icon name that you specify. Updating Your STFSETUP.IN_ File

 Open the STFSETUP.IN_ file in Notepad. This file is usually found in the DISK1 directory of the custom application.  Change the following entry [Program Manager] CreateProgManGroup $(ProgGroupDesc), "NWIND" CreateProgManItem $(ProgGroupDesc), "NWIND", $(AppPath)"MSARN110.EXE_ NWIND.MDB /Ini NWIND.INI" EXIT to read [Program Manager] CreateProgManGroup $(ProgGroupDesc), "NWIND" CreateProgManItem $(ProgGroupDesc), "NWIND", $(AppPath)"MSARN110.EXE_ NWIND.MDB /Ini NWIND.INI", $(AppPath)"NWIND.ICO" EXIT 

Steps to Reproduce Behavior


 * 1) Run the Microsoft Access Custom Setup Wizard. Do not specify an icon.
 * 2) When you are prompted for ISAMs, select ChangeWorkGroup.
 * 3) After the Setup Wizard creates your disks, run SETUP.EXE. The process will hang on the last disk, after the icons are added to Windows Program Manager.
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Additional reference words: 1.10 ADK

KBCategory: kbsetup

KBSubcategory: StpFail