>>>>Recentlyt I have installed VFP8 and VFP9, at least 3 or 4 times on different Win11 machines.
>>>>Without having any of my code running, at startup I get the error message
>>>>
>>>>Class Definition MSXML2.DOMDOCUMENT 4.0 not found...
>>>>
>>>>Have checked google but could not find a link that would work... Surprized with such a common occurance, there is hardly any posts on the subject.
>>>
>>>To fix this you need to install the MSXML 4.0 SP3 Parser. I downloaded this some time ago:
>>>
>>>Filename: msxml.msi
>>>Date: 2017-09-11 20:39:55
>>>Size: 2.32 MB (2,434,048 bytes)
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>>And it should be part of the VFP9 installation, one of the two things named as „prerequisites“. It can be found in one of the subdirectories*, and also as an option when running the setup.
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>>* as one M$ fan once told me in 1991, „it's a directory, always was a directory and it will always be a directory and it never be a folder, and you can shove your Atari up your ass“
>
>Before Microsoft and before Atari there were, in the IBM world files and folders and records.
>Next you will be telling me that PEL's must be called by that new word- "pixils".
>And some of those Oracle guys want me to call programs "scripts".
>I'll never make it in the complex world of pronouns.

There is nothing more boring then all the definitions of something. It might help the experts (aka nerds) to be precise about a topic. But general auditorium is sleeping, and gathers half wisdom. Look what they do those das to bytes - if one points out one likes bytes to 10bits the looks are a dream.
And since any idiot and his brother is a expert on computers, after he managed to find the power switch, there s no help any more. The language is hijacked by marketing. What do you expect? A world where we need extra KiByte for 2^10 to differentiate to KB 10^3, only because some liars figured out they can legally cheat on HDD size. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Lately I found a power bank with 10000 MAh. Just like you annihilate the whole thing ....