Our application utilizes an Access MDB file which it queries to retrieve various operating parameters. There is a table in the file which stores the version number. Data is only read by the application. On startup our application reads the version from table. Our installer places the file in the Program Files folder with the Always Overwrite set. The problem we are having is on some systems, we can install a later version of our program, it starts-up correctly and reports the correct MDB file version. If I exit the application and re-start it, it will then always report a previous version of the file. If I run the application as an Admin it always reports the correct version. I've enabled viewing every type of file in Windows but can't find the previous copy it is using when not being run as an Admin. All users should see the same file version. 1. Is the better solution to place the file in the CommonAppDataFolder? 2. For my own knowledge, where Windows is finding the previous version of the file? Thanks, Rich... ... View more

I have two seperate builds I need to install from a CD. The optimum solution would be to have a startup menu with a button for Product A install and a button for Product B install. I think Demoshield (which has been discontinued) used to do this. How can I create an installation CD with two products? ... View more