SBT itself doesn't need to install libraries, but you _do_ have to have the VFP libraries on the computer to use it.

Michelle

>my apologies if this seems like a simpleton type of question ...
>
>i have one VFP application where the .EXE and tables are stored
>on a shared network drive. i have 3 users accessing that app,
>and to get the necessary libraries available to them on their
>machines, i just installed the project to the same directory on
>the shared network drive from each of their machines. it works
>fine.
>
>now, a developer here that supports SBT software has the SBT
>files stored on a shared network drive and has 3 or 4 users accessing
>it. she was not involved with the set up of SBT, but claims that
>it was not installed from any of the users machines, and that
>no libraries were put on the users machines.
>
>is that possible ?
>
>i thought perhaps that someone had created an empty (dummy) project
>and installed that on each of the users machines to get the VFP
>run-time libraries on each of the users mahcines. will be checking
>that, but just wanted to find out of there was some trick i
>didn't know about.
>
>thanks