>>I have developed an application on a local drive and then transferred the directory to a network drive. Despite rebuilding the project and the application I am getting the error message that a vcx file cannot be found. The program is looking for it in "g:\foxpro\vfp\cdbk30\common030\krlibs" instead of the local drive ie "c:\vfp\cdbk30\common30\krlibs".
>>I would be grateful for any help.
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>For some reason, one of your class's ClassLibrary property is pointing to the "g:\foxpro\vfp\cdbk30\common030\krlibs" directory. It's most likely one of your application-specific classes.
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>You can use Windows Explorer to determine which is the offending library by selecting "Find | Files or Folders" from the "Tools" menu. Search for Files "Containing Text" of "g:\foxpro\vfp\cdbk30\common030\krlibs".
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>Once you find the offending .vcx, you can USE it (after making backups of course!), then do a LOCATE for the phrase in the ClassLoc field of the vcx.
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>Regards,

I have done as you suggested and no file was found to contain that string. I have also opened all the application classes used and checked the ClassLibrary property - they were all ok.
Where do we go from here?
Thanks for your help.