As per "topic description", the installation program doesn't ask for installation directory.

Frankly, its a long held opinion by myself (and others), that any software that won't allow a custom installation destination is worthless.

I'll concede that at best that is merely annoying; einen geschenkten Gaul schaut mann nicht im Maul.



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HI,

It does

Look for the little blue custom installation link (it's on the second install window I think).

Casey

Duh. Found out how to do that a couple of days ago. Huh, what does that link do? OMG am I stupid or what?

The link just leads to the custom installation screen

Since this issue appears to be resolved, I will close this topic.