Not that hard really in this case, but I DID beat Fast Eddie to the draw! :-)

>It happened to me a couple of times. I don't really mind if someone does'nt thank me or whatever. But I understand what you mean when you did the hard work and others get the thanks and not you.
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>>>Poor Terry. Just in case I forget to thank you in my upcoming threads I'd like to thank you ;-)
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>>Et ta soeur ...!
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>>Nah, it just bugs me when I write a reply, and it's correct or helps, then someone else (even though they be right too) gets a thanks :-)
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>>Bugs me even more when the "helpee" thanks no-one, and doesn't inform US of the outcome. That happens a lot on the FoxForum.
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>>>>You're welcome :-)
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>>>>>I am sorry. "Thank you" to all that responded. Actually each of you gave me a piece of the solution.
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>>>>>>>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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>>>>>>And what am I - chopped liver?
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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?