> We do not expect anyboddy to give anything away if he does not want to. Of > course everybody contributes only so much effort that he wants or can. And > of course nobody expects commercial grade tested and documented code to be > uploaded. But the point is that to upload (and ask or not money for it, > which is irrlelvant) utilities, and not delivering the VFP source with it > is shortsighted. I agree that it would be nice if compiled VFP code handed out to the public domain whould include source code all of the time. But if a person doesn't want to release the source code, then that's their choice, and we all have to live with it. The original code in question was a bunch of C, not VFP. One person on this list put together a library and didn't want to make the C code available. This is a reasonable choice. In this case, I support the decision not to release the code. /Paul