>Erik:
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>I've never paid attention to where the foxuser file was created. I install the exe's on the clients machine and the data on a NT share. Never had any problems. Where does the foxuser file endup? I've never seen it in the application directory or NT share. Once I find it how do I check the rights?
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>Also, got a list of all the VFP runtime files. Gonna check whether everything is where it should be.
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I hate to be repetitive, but copying files to a target system is not an adequate install of the VFP runtime environment. Either build a distribution disk set using Setup Wizard to put at least the runtime files in place, or use another installer tool that will copy and register files as needed, update any shared components that may need updating, and will create registry entries that you need but can't be created by self-registration of VFP components. There have been a ton of messages on this subject in the past two weeks.

>Thanx,
>Charlie