>>>Since I moved my development to a new computer, the folder names are not 100% matching, I need to hack all my VCX libraries. I am obviously concerned that I don't mess up something. So here is what I am planning to do and wanted to know if anybody sees any potential issues with this. I am creating a .PRG that will do the following:
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>>>

>>>*-- for every .VCX in the director. And in my app all libraries are stored in the same directory/folder
>>>cOldLocation = "c:\folder_on_old_computer" 
>>>cNewLocation = "d:\folder_on_new_computer" 
>>>use (cVcxFileName)
>>>REPLACE classloc WITH STRTRAN(classloc,cOldLocation,cNewLocation) FOR AT(cOldLocation,classloc)> 0
>>>

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>>>I know that there are tools for this type of thing but I don't have them and need to get done asap. TIA.
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>>I don't see a problem here. Of course, you need to keep backup copies of your VCX.
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>Yes, of course I will make a back up first. Thank you for checking my code.

Actually, the classloc usually saves relative reference so you should not need to change anything assuming you keep the same project structure.