>Thanks for your reply.
>First of all I have to say all the computers have as OS WINNT and that there is
>a delay when I type the command mfoxplus (when I type this on my computer I don't have that delay.

Hmm that sounds a bit like the problem FoxPro DOS has when it can not locate the right files in the directory tree because it is searching the whole network tree. I never actually solved it but see further below for some more ideas.

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>>>Are you running these applications full screen, windowed or a mixture of the
> Mixture
Ensure they are all running in one of the successful modes.
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>>>Also you do not mention where the Foxbase runtime is located. If you have a >>copy of foxbase on each machine then you will have a different resource file >>and config.fb to contend with. This would be an obvious place to start.
>Path=%path%;z:\foxbase\foxbase

Hmm try moving the drive letter from z: to something nearer the begining of the alphabet. Also check the cd-rom drive letters on the bad machines to see if they differ from the good machines. Try try moving the cd-rom drive letter to z:
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>>>I can not sure exactly how Foxbase dealt with memory but I seem to remember >>that to run properly it was neccesary to set the correct type of memory from >>the windows PIF file. This would be a strong contender for your speed >>problems.
>Winnt ??

Create a shortcut to your mfoxplus excutable. If you then examine the properties of the shortcut you will find various options for changing the screen size,fonts and various types of memory emulation settings.

Ensure that all these settings read the same as for your successful machines.