>This isn't directly related to VFP, but I'm trying to get an application that is failing to work again. I'm fairly certain the problem is related to a corrupt Windows DLL (or possibly just outdated). But, to narrow the # of DLLs down, I need to know which ones are loaded when this application runs. Anyone know of any utilites that do this? This is under Windows 95.

I believe there is a utility you can find at Microsoft called DEPENDS.EXE. This utility will show you all the dependencies of an .EXE, .DLL, or .OCX.

Try searching Microsoft for that.