>>>The easiest thing to do is to run the VFP setup wizard and look in the .inf file it creates. That will show you what files it installs and which ones go in the system directory
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>>Josh,
>>I looked at my .inf file and I notice that it's divided into sections.
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>>I assume that I don't need any files from the [Setup] section.
>>I probably need the OLE stuff listed in the [System] section (though with my tiny test app, I don't know why)
>>The [VFP Runtime] & [Application] sections go without saying.
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>>But...Why is there a [VC Runtime] section? Is that there because the setup wizard needs it or does Fox itself actually make use of the C Runtime Library?
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>I think VFP uses the VC runtime. Maybe someone else can confirm this. It occurs to me that there may be a knowldege base article on this. Check out
http://support.microsoft.comVFP does in fact make use of several components of the MSVCRT family (MSVCRT.DLL, MSVCRT20.DLL and MSVCRT40.DLL at a minimum), and as I recall, some of the MFC (Microsoft Foundation Classes) runtime libraries as well (MFC40.DLL at least). You'll find this to be true of most Microsoft products developed using VC++ and MFC.
