Sergey,

I know it is odd because I downloaded VFPSP9.exe on 10/12/2007 at 2:07PM but I just checked the runtime files on three Citrix servers that were updated with the first SP2 and all are timestamped 10/15/2007. The langauge support dlls are 9:47AM, vfp9r.dll and vfpt.dll are 9:45AM and the vfp9renu.dll is 9:15AM.

The runtime files on both my workstations which have the second SP2 installed by uninstalling VFP completely and reinstalling are also timestamped 10/15/2007 BUT the langauge support dlls are 10:47AM, vfp9r.dll and vfpt.dll are 10:45AM and the vfp9renu.dll is 10:15AM.

So this must be the only way to determine which SP2 runtime files are installed.

>Will,
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>SP2 was originaly released on 10/12/2007 so files installed by it couldn't have date of 10/15/2007
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>>The reason I ask is the SP2-2 Vfp9Runtime.msm has a 10/15/2007 date which is the same as the SP2-1. I was thinking MS only updated the some FFC classes and maybe the VFP9.exe... It hard to believe MS would not have upped the version number if they updated the runtimes. How the heck is anyone to now which SP2 runtimes they are really running?
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>>If that is the case I have to redistributed the runtimes to users again - what a pain.
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>>Thanks Sergey!