Ok another example if you have an application on a network drive and this drive is map on letter S on a user machine and the same drive is map on letter h on another user machine you will have

target : s:\application\myapp.exe
start in : s:\application

target : h:\application\myapp.exe
start in : h:\application

The application will set the right path because of the use of sys(5) and sys(2003):

gcpathexec = SYS(5)+SYS(2003)+"\"

SET CLASSLIB TO gcpathexec+"Libs\NavWordPro" ADDITIVE


Michel

>>On the desktop of my user I set a shortcut with the right properties for the path:
>>
>>Target : "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\Vfp98\VFP6.EXE"
>>Start in : d:\bao_w\navwordpro
>>
>
>This is only correct if the development version of VFP is installed on the target system; installing the runtime libraries does not place a copy of VFP6.EXE on the user's system.