Hello Craig,

Your solution worked well in captivity (development), but it is throwing an error for me when released in the wild (production). On the development computer, I guess it's finding the .FXP and using that.

>Take that class (making sure it is OLEPublic still) and place it into a prg file in a seperate empty project. Then, compile your new project as a COM Server (EXE) in VFP.

Confirmed, done as instructed.

>So, let's say your COM Server exe is named "progress.exe"... then you can instantiate it from your main application using loProgress = CreateObject("Progress.ProgressIndicator") - the code from your main application is little different than what you have now except for this change in how it gets instantiated.

Here is my calling code:

LOCAL loProgress
loProgress = CREATEOBJECT("MEprogress.ProgressIndicator") && ERROR HERE
loProgress.setup("Selecting Data for Sample Workorders...", 1, 1, 0, .T., .F.)
loProgress.show()

When running in production, the COM server MEprogress.exe resides in the same folder on the network drive that the calling application is in.
The error message is: "Class definition MEPROGRESS.PROGRESSINDICATOR is not found."

SET OLEOBJECT is at default. Should I explicitly set it ON?
Your additional help will be much appreciated.