Hi, Jeffery,
Thanks for the information. That's exactly what I did, i.e. check the box saying place executable on top level (i.e. root but not in bin). it did produce the executable in the root. It's exactly because of this, when I produced an installer file and ran it in another computer. The MSI installer did install it, but the desktop shortcut points to the bin folder instead of the root where my executable is located.
When configuring the installer, I had to put ..\ before my executable file so that the short cut will find the executable file to open it.
The problem is: the shortcut considers itself running in the bin folder and any path I had in my executable is not working. Sounds a bit wierd becaus, but that's what is happening.
Gage