>>I will add there files to my "on-the-go" VFP. I can't count how many times I had to move files back and forth between customers computers and my notebook, just to make a small change here and there. Too bad I didn't know f this approach before. Thank you very much.
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>You're welcome.
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>You can add other xBase pieces of VFP IDE if you need them. They don't take much space.
I see now. Thank you. The biggest misunderstanding on my part was that I thought you can't run VFP (or any other Windows application) without have something first installed in the registry. I realized that when you run the VFP9.EXE on the computer where VFP was never installed something is maybe automatically set in the registry (or maybe not). The only thing I noticed on my wife's computer after I ran VFP 9 was the folder \Visual FoxPro Project\ in her documents. So I guess VFP9 automatically created this folder.
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