>When an internet application is made with VFP6.0 using the Active Document Class. Does all the people who would use the application over the internet require the VFP 6.0 run time libraries?? If so than how can an VFP app be developed so that any one can access it? Or is there some way to set up the server so the library gets ran off of the server or automaticly downloads the run time to them?
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>The Visual FoxPro Runtime and Active Documents
>From Visual FoxPro you can run an Active Document by double-clicking the Active Document icon in the Windows Explorer. You can also run an Active Document from a Visual FoxPro runtime application. The Visual FoxPro runtime consists of two files, Vfp6run.exe and Vfp6r.dll. Both must be installed and registered to run Active Documents. The runtime can also be used to run other Visual FoxPro distributable files such as compiled Visual FoxPro programs (.fxp files).
>Vfp6run.exe, once registered, can be used to run Active Documents (and other Visual FoxPro distributable files) directly.
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>Charles

Yes, they need runtime files. There is an article on the VFP web site that discusses runtime file distribution with active docs.