That's what I thought. Kind of a hack way to run some really good tools. I don't see why they didn't just make them flow right into the current IDE without having customize menus or running them from the command line. Just let the intaller put them where they need to go, and use the same names as the old tools. Who would want to preserve the old tools anyway?

Anyway, don't mean to be a poo-poo head. Many thanks to you and the others who worked on the tools.



>>Once Sedna is installed, how are supposed to launch the tools like the Upsizing Wizrd and the Data Explorer?
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>You can run them direct from the Sedna folder via the Command Window (i.e HOME()+ "Sedna\DataExplorer\DataExplorer.APP"), or you can copy them to the appropriate folder. The DataExplorer.APP should be copied to the VFP root. The Upsizing Wizard has a new name so it likely has to be called directly, but you can use a customized menu to run it too.
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>>Doesn't the IDE menus and toolbars icons just launch the "old" versions of these tools?
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>Yes, because Microsoft put the new releases in a different folder.