The metadata.dbf is included in the project. And the 'Start In' folder is the same. I am currently at a loss on this one.


>Bob,
>
>They shouldn't need to be somewhere else. Is the "Start in" folder on the shortcut the same as the folder that the executable is in? Do you have the metadata.dbf included in your project?
>
>-Dan
>
>>Yes. I checked for this. I have included these in my installation and they are in the same directory as the executable. In fact, I deleted these files and when I re-run the program, it creates two new FoxUser files.
>>
>>Do they need to be somewhere else?
>>>Bob,
>>>
>>>I have seen this error if I don't distribute a FOXUSER.DBF/.FPT to the end user.
>>>
>>>HTH
>>>
>>>-Dan
>>>
>>>>Hello all,
>>>>
>>>>I am getting the above error when running an MM app. The error happens only on machines that are not development machines. Therefore, I cannot duplicate the error and trace it to find where the error resides.
>>>>
>>>>The documentation for MM says when this occurs, to delete all FXP's in the Framework. Does this mean all compiled programs in my project or just the Framework files? Either way, I do not believe this would fix the problem.
>>>>
>>>>Any ideas are appreciated.
>>>>
>>>>TIA