Yes I can. All I have to have - 1 legal copy (so I can launch it on at least 1 computer). Then I can use Win32 debugger to attach to this process, set breakpoint to Read an API call in vfpXr.dll import table, so I can intercept all VFP runtime file reads - as NO ONE KNOWN VFP protector really modifies VFP runtime encoding or object code processing algorithms (ReFox Level II and above just change encoder/decoder tables and constants - not algorithm itself) - I will get pure VFP object code, the one I can feed to ReFox or other VFP decompiler. If object code was encoded with non-standard encoder/decoder tables (as in case of ReFox Level II branding) I will just need a simple decoder like Corso, or even my own hand made decoder (200 line prg file) - it will made plain object code suitable for ReFox processing.