> > installing the new ones. Some of the users are hard pressed for disk > > space, and the VFP300.esl file on their local hard drive takes up 3+ MB. > > Sure. Use InstallShield to generate the distribution disks <g> > > (InstallShield registers its programs with Windows '95, so that they can > be uninstalled easily). > > Oh. This is a legacy application? DELTREE -NotData <g> and alos delete manually the VFP3 support files (VFP300.esl) you can even use some VFP code to clean the registry as Paul said - if you hadn't taken care of it beforehand by suppling an unistall mechanism you have to use "brute force" as a side note - for a program to be win95 complient it should have an unistall option Arnon