Sounds like possibly the runtimes are not all at the same version. I would do a search of the computer, especially Win32, for runtimes you may not be aware of. If that's not it, check everyone of the files you loaded - they should match version and service pack, if any. Also, beware the expired vfp9 trial which is checked at the run-time level..

>Whew,
>I’m trying to get two com objects to run on a server that does not have vfp installed. An asp page calls the my.dll which in turn calls the my1.exe
>
>Here is the list of files in the application directory:
>my.dll, my.tlb, my.vbr, my1.exe, my1.tlb, my1.vbr, vfpenu.dll, vfp9r.dll, vfp9t.dll, msvcr761.dll, gdiplus.dll
>
>At the dos prompt
>“C:/appdir>regsvr32 vfp9r.dll” and “appdir>regsvr32 vfp9t.dll” successfully registered.
>
>But when I try
>“C:/appdir>regsvr32 my.dll” the error is “Visual Foxpro could not start. Could not load resources.”
>The same error occurs when I try
>“c:/appdir>my1.exe regserver”
>
>Of course when I try to create the instance of the my.dll in the asp page it tells me that “my.dll” is an invalid class string.
>
>Help
>
>
>Paul Emery