Plinio,

Sorry, not an answer but. . .

I get the same message when I d-click a Word document in my Win2000. But here's the neat thing (yea, right) - it does this on one user-ID (non-Admimistrator) but not on the Administrator ID.
It doesn't bother me in my case because I don't want to use Word2000 on my docs anyway (it of course is default) but rather Word97.

Have no idea why, but there might be a clue there for you.

Good luck,

JimN

>It does not seens to be the main .exe file is corrupted or runtime files were not on the laptop. I used the same Setup program with another laptop (with win98) and everything worked right.
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>I gess if there any problem with last version of Window 2000 Prof.
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>>Oohh... My sympathy!
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>>Did you install VFP or the VFP runtime completely on the laptop using the complete Install package? The only time I've seen this message has been when either the runtime libraries weren't loading correctly or else the OS was corrupted. However if it was the OS you'd be having other problems.
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>>>I've got this message on a laptop running WIndows 2000 profesional. The same .exe file ran well on a latop with win98.
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>>>I was in front of 20 people who where evaluating my application.