Hi Perry,

I'will check tomorrow. You have the form's name at hand? ISD's doc is a little bit clumsy. (I'm still wondering how far I came with it.) Better would be to have the property that will be set by this form. (So I can skip that form)

What I didn't see is why it was runing for years without it. (The customer didn't change his users and I not my installation)

Agnes
>If you look at the docs for Installshield, there is a form you must include in the project. For this form includes the option Sergey is talking about. To include runtimes for this user or for all users. Without the option they only get installed for user who did install, probably the admin.
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>>Hi all,
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>>today a customer put me into trouble.
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>>He has an old installation of a programm of mine running under W2k3 Terminal server. Anything was fine untill today.
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>>He installed a new version of the prog (both versions are VFP 9 SP1).
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>>A non admin user can not call the progs via terminalservices, he get the "Cannot locate the Microsoft Visual FoxPro support library" Error.
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>>All dlls (VFP9*, msvcr71.dll, gdiplus.dll and foxhelp9* ) are where they belong based on the msm files (i.i shared apps\vfp) (Installation is with Installshield) I've checked the rights on those files and they seem to be accesible.
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>>Now we try to reinstall the old version. Now the old version will not start too!!!
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>>Any ideas what is needed to run a vfp exe in ts mode as standard user?
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>>Agnes