>Matt, I'm not sure what you mean by hybrid VFP-NET products or NET-like dlls. Certainly that is not my understanding of the eT compiler. Doesn't it produce IL/dlls indistinguishable from those produced byC# or VB.NET? Theoretically you could decompile such IL to C# and then compile it back to IL and it should still work, shouldn't it?

Ooops, my mistake... One part of their tool set is to allow VFP compiled exe's to use .NET objects and classes, and doing so requires some special dlls they created to make it all work. That's what I meant by .NET-lik dll and hybrid. However, that is the .NET Extender for VFP tool, which if for VFP, and that is not the scope of the thread, which was their .NET compiled programs based on of VFP code.

So, my bad on that out-of-context comment.