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You may try it - besides, in our case it was VFP7, not VFP6, as I recall. We had VFP 6 and VFP9 installed side by side.
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>>But honestly, I'm not 100% certain - I forgot was it VFP7 installed later or VFP6 installed later.>>
>>Just to verify, you had installed VFP9 first, then install VFP6 with no hitches?
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>I have had VFP6 and VFP9 working side by side with no problems - VFP6 was installed first then VFP9 a couple of years later - I had one part of the network running the app in VFP6 and the other in VFP9 during the handover period - no problems
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>Seems to me if you are in doubt you should uninstall VFP6 and VFP9 and then reinstall both starting with VFP6
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>Colin
I agree what VFP6 and VFP9 in this sequence should not be a problem.
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