When you say it runs fine at the office, are you still running it from a development environment?

I would try and install the app (at your office) in the same manner it has been installed at your client's site, and see if you can reproduce the behavior. If you can reproduce the behavior, you can run the exe from within VFP and debug it.

>Doug,
>I did check the excluded tables in the project, I added those when I installed the application it made no difference.
>The CGetFileNameTextL I use just as is, I didn't make any changes, what gets me is it runs OK in the office. I thought maybe the foxtools library was needed, I even tried using the getfile() command in a method, it also works fine in the office but not at the test site.
>Thanks
>Ed
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>>Ed,
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>>I would check to see which tables you have "excluded" in your project. I would then verify that you are distributing the "excluded" tables. The culprit that comes to mind is the classes table.
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>>As far as the CGetFileNameTextL class goes, are you overriding the click event of the elipses button? Are you overriding the DisplayValues method? The way that class works is that the click event of the button calls the DisplayValues method of the container. This code can be found in the CCmdGetVal and CCmdGetFile classes located in the CCtlLib class library.
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>>HTH
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