It has been noted elsewhere that the Betas of SP2 did not update the SP1 FFC classes correctly. I don't know if the release version of SP2 has the same issues or not, but I do know that SP2 is a Windows Installer patch file and that the Windows Installer file versioning rules can result in non-versioned file such as .vcx not being updated for the reason I mentioned in the earlier post. Doing a full uninstall/reinstall avoids this issue.

The general consensus among the people who have been posting about it seems to be that a full uninstall/reinstall is the best way to go. AFAIK no one from Microsoft has commented on this one way or the other, though.

-Rick



>Rick,
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>According to the VFP SP2 page (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=a28ddec6-ba3c-49d0-8176-8c0b3fca06d1&displaylang=en), it requires either VFP9 or VFP9 SP1. The "Additional Information" says Make sure you uninstall CTP or Beta versions of SP2 before installing the final release.
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>If what you recommend is required, why is it M$ could not determine that and reduce the pain for the rest of us?
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>Mike