Thank you for your message. I believe that the server where I need to install the driver is a virtual server so if I understand correctly my application will be the only one running. If that is the case, I will ask the admin person if they would let me to enable configure IIS to run only 32-bi applications. This is according to the link that Server posted. If this does not work, I don't know what I will do, yet. But if you find out the name of the VFP driver that Crystal uses, I would appreciate you letting me know. Than I can find out the price and decide if I will go for it.

Again, thank you for your help.

>According to this link http://blog.advantageevangelist.com/2009/10/faqs-september-2009.html you're out of luck for local dB access.
>
>There is, however, a VFP driver that Crystal Reports uses that installs as a 32-bit driver and runs on 64-bit 2008. I can't get on our 2008 server that has it installed right now to find the name for you; but it is a company that sells drivers. Not that cheaply, IIRC, but only you can decide whether it's worth it. Anyway, it works for us (we munge our data into a temporary DBC with temporary DBF's, and it takes them in just fine).
>
>You _can_ register the VFP OleDB driver on 64-bit OS's, by using regsvr32 in the SysWow64 directory inside System32. But you'll get the same error message even when you do that.
>
>Hank Fay
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>Has anybody used Advantage OleDb driver with VFP 9 database and tables on Win 7/2008 64-bit PC?
>>
>>TIA.