>>>Thanks for the suggestion. I never knew about VFPClean. However I just tried it, but to no avail.
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>>Okay. Now to the nitty-gritty *s*. Did you ever have a beta version installed? Did you uninstall each version before installing the new version?
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>>At this point, I'd suggest you try uninstalling VFP, cleaning out your VFP directory in your Documents and Settings folder (to get rid of FOXCODE), and reinstalling from the version on MSDN, then apply the patches. After of course backing up anything you'd sue me over if anything goes wrong. *g*

>Well I just built this machine on Sunday. It is a brand new installation and I only installed the release version of VFP 7. (With the patches of course.)
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Well, there's your first mistake. You don't have a chaotic, mishmash of install/uninstall of betas and patches! No way I can duplicate that! *g*

I'm sorry I'm at a loss. But I'm confident our UT bretern will come to our (I mean, your) rescue.