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Yes, it is .NET but not sure how to work with its Settings.  any suggestions?

In that case VB 2013 is really VB.NET.
Use the .NET settings for the project type and follow exactly the same procedures as normal.

Innoscript looks for .vbp files but VB 2013 produces .vbproj files.  So, how can I make in installation .exe if I can't read the project file?

As a work-around I would have to:

1. Put the vb 2013 .exe on a flash drive along with the necessary files that the project reads
2. Create the appropriate folder on the user's computer.
3. Copy the vb 2013 .exe and the files it reads into that folder.

Then I the program will execute and read the files.

None that I am aware of. InnoScript was designed to work with any programming language. There is no special code for VB 2013.

Is there anything I have to do differently in order to use InnoScript with Visual Basic 2013?