There is a file you can download that has all the required runtime VFP stuff in it. I forget the exact URL, but if you have trouble finding it let me know and I'll send to you.
Win 95,98,NT,2000 all use the '.msi' files the same. The user must have the Windows Installer on their machine. When you create the .msi file with VS there is a way to include the Windows Installer. If you're not sure if your users have it, I recomend that you include it to. If you're sure everyone will have Win2000 then it's probably not necessary (I think it's included).

>Hi again Victor. Could you lend a hand with some VS Installer questions?
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>I see the the VS Installer creates an MSI file. Win98 seems to recognize this as a run-able file. Do you know if all versions of Windows 9X and NT do too?
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>Also, this file seems way too small (1.7MB for my install) to contain the required VFP 6 runtimes. Is there something I might be missing? Is this the only file that needs to be distributed?
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>Thanks again.