>>regsvr32 seems to have worked, but he is now getting:
>>0x800040112 Appropriate license for this class not found.
>>I did not send the VFP programs to do the installation, All I sent were VFP6R.DLL, VFP6RENU.DLL, VFP6RUN.EXE, FOXRUN.PIF
>>and by .EXE file, which calls various .APP's.
>>What should I do now?
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>Joel,
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>You really need to do a proper setup, if you don't mind my saying so. The control has both a run-time and design-time license. If you're programmatically creating the object via the ProgID and it doesn't have a physical presence on a form you'll get this error. See MS KB article Q192693 for details.

Just want to add a 'right on' here, George. Beats chasing your tail.