>>>I have compiled an EXE of my App and created a Setup disk using the Setup Wizard. I included the VFP Runtime files when running the Wizard. The setup defaults to installing into c:\program files\labnav. I think I see the Vfp6r.dll and other runtime files getting installed to the Windows\System directory. In code, I need to determine the folder from where my EXE is running. I know Sys(2004) returns the folder of the Runtime files, but how do I determine where my program is launched from? What I'm trying to do is delete some temporary tables and TXT files that get created in the lauch directory.
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>>>Thank You
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>>SYS(16,1) will give you the name and path to your EXE.
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>Thank you very much, I think that will work perfectly. Can you tell me if it's common or uncommon to put these kind of "temporary" files in my program directory? I know there's always the good ol' Windows\temp folders, but this was easier in my code overall, and I didn't want to have to rely on the ...\temp folder being there. Do you see any problems with this thinking?

I agree with Al. It is OK if you keep your temporary tables and files in application directory. It may be also another TEMP directory under your application directory.