If you don't want to go through all this, then just do it once by creating simple installation package for VFP Runtime only, i.e. no any application files. After that you use it in all places and you may copy your executables if you like it better.

>I just did not want to go thru all that overhead. It is a Real Simple Project. I believe I left out the vfp9renu.dll. I will try that later.
>Thanks again for the help. Will let you know how it goes later.
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>>>I just have a very simple project and Exe that I want to put on a machine that does not have VFP installed. I copied my entire subdirectory to the new machine. I also put the following files in the subdirectory of the Exe (vfp9r.dll, vfp9t.dll, vfp9enu.dll, msvcr71.dll and gidplus.dll). I registered vfp9r.dll and vfp9t.dll using regsvr32. Now I get "VFP can not start. Could not load resources". What am I missing? TIA.
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>>Why don't you use InstallShield to create installation package?