>My code is as simple as that...
>
>nHandle = FCreate("MyFilePlacedOnNetWork")
>If nHandle > 0
> = FPuts(nHandle, "AStringOfApprox100Characters")
> = FClose(nHandle)
>Endif
>
>After the FClose() command, I am watching the Explorer window and the file is very long (about 5 secondes) to appear. Is it normal it take so long time? Is it because the Network ou Windows itself? Someone can explain to me the process?

I think it is a matter of Windows Explorer refreshing, nothing to do with Visual FoxPro. To test this, check the time it takes Visual FoxPro, within Visual FoxPro, for example:

lnStartTime = seconds()
nHandle = FCreate("MyFilePlacedOnNetWork")
If nHandle > 0
   = FPuts(nHandle, "AStringOfApprox100Characters")
   = FClose(nHandle)
Endif
? seconds() - lnStartTime

I sometimes had problems with Windows Explorer taking a LONG time for simple things. You might consider using alternative programs, like Windows Commander, but I don't know if they work any faster in this case - the problem might be in the underlying file handling, done by Windows.

>P.S.: I have to use FCreate()... instead StrToFile() function because I put this code in a Foxpro-Dos compiled program. Don't laugh, I know... :-)

For older versions - before VFP 6 - I suggest you create (or check the download section for) StrToFile() and FileToStr(). They are very useful. Of course, the UDFs would use LLFF.