>>>>>>>>When one of my users invoked a vfp EXE I made,
>>>>>>>>he gets a message saying VFP500.DLL is damaged.
>>>>>>>>The other users do not have this problem...
>>>>>>>>The EXE is on a network drive and is being invoked
>>>>>>>>from there.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>What do I do?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Try copying a new one.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Hi Bruce..
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I tried that and it did not work...
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Out of 5 users - 3 of them can invoke the program
>>>>>>2 can not.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>help
>>>>>
>>>>>Did you run the setup again?
>>>>
>>>>I did not use setup. After I wrote the program, I copied it to
>>>>a network drive for the user to use. Did I miss something?
>>>
>>>If the users all have vfp5 installed, try the suggestion by David Foulkes.
>>
>>The users only have program.exe, 2 dlls and the data files.
>>I am trying David's suggestion...
>
>You should run the vfp setup wizard for your app, then run the setup for your app on each user's PC. This is the typical way of getting the basic vfp5 files loaded.

Thanks for the tip... I am trying that now...

Thanks again... Rob