Freddie,

It does not have to be an exact image of your personal computer's project directory, just for the excluded files. If you just want the .app to be there, you need to rebuild the app on your machine and copy the new .app over to the client computer.
the way this works, and anyone who can explain it better please jump in, is how you deside to set it up as. If you want to just slap some new prog, or report onto the client's computer without rebuilding the app or exe, you need to exclude those progs and reports from the project from the beginning.

I, personnally, like just rebuilding the exe and sending the entire exe, no extra files, to the client(s) computer(s). I have all the changes in one area and under control, nothing hanging out there that I cannot look up.

HTH

>Beth,
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>Does that mean that I need to have an exact image as such as on my personal computer. Which would mean copy all Programs, Forms etc. on to the clients computer. Than make the changes as required in the respective files. After doing so generate the Project all over again. If not done this way I guess the .app generater would give errors such as ... Unable to find ... certain files.
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>I would have preferred making changes to the required files. Allow the existing project to run with some external files. Then take things back over to my office. Regenerate a fresh .app, which could be later delivered to the Client in fine .app
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>I am wondering what exactly does VFP offer.