>>>>
>>>>What is objwmiservice = Getobject("winmgmts:\\.\root\"+m.wmiclass)? I get Moniker cannot open file.
>>>
>>>Marco's program won't run in VFP6.
>>>
>>>You can call the class directly, then (with a little twist needed, don't ask me why...).
>>>
>>>

>>>LOCAL Processes
>>>LOCAL Process
>>>LOCAL WMIQuery
>>>LOCAL WMIService
>>>
>>>m.WMIService = GETOBJECT("winmgmts://.\root\cimv2")
>>>
>>>m.WMIQuery = "SELECT * FROM Win32_Process"
>>>m.Processes = m.WMIService.ExecQuery(m.WMIQuery, , 32)
>>>
>>>FOR EACH m.Process IN m.Processes
>>>
>>>	IF m.Process.Name == "VFP6.EXE"
>>>		? "VFP6 is running at", m.Process.ExecutablePath
>>>		EXIT
>>>	ENDIF
>>>
>>>ENDFOR
>>>

>>>
>>>PS - thinking about it again, it may seem more strange that "winmgmts:\\" is working, instead of ""winmgmts://"...
>>
>>Hello Antonio -thanks for the appreciation!-
>>I always use ( and highly recommend ) MS WMI code creator ( https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8572 )
>>to inspect what's available on wmi classes.. ( see attached image ) All this time I've used backslash as they do -
>>Now I see VFP9 works both ways ( using slash / backslash ) so I'll do the update -
>>
>>Thanks.
>>
>>Update:
>>Now I remember that VFP6 has no empty object - so vfp6 users would have to change "empty" for "line" .
>
>Could you not use a compile directive?

Sadly I'm unable to test it for VFP6..