ok I have no idea what those extensions are (http://extsearch.com)
whats your os??
try deleing them from the command promtp (start, run, "command")


>Stephen,
>
>I am on a network, but the DLL is in the application directory. I logged on locally and still had the problem. In the meantime I was trying to clean-up the app directory (using Exploring) and discovered that I am unable to delete two files: MyApp.SRV and MyApp.VBR due to "access denied" error. I'm not familiar with these extensions - I assume they are related to my attempts at working with the COM objects. Any thoughts?
>
>Renoir
>
>>well 2 quick questions
>>are you or is the project or any files in the project on a network
>>
>>and is the dll in the "working directory" c:\mynewapp\*.dll or is it in the windows dir?
>>
>>if it's in the windows dir then another program is probably using it
>>
>>
>>>Often, not always, I get the above errors when trying to compile to an EXE for a particular project. A form in the project does reference a multi-threaded DLL I created from a class in another project (my first attempt, so this is the likely suspect at the moment). The only way I can build the EXE is to reboot the PC. Quitting Foxpro or using the Task Manager to halt processes and applications does not help. Any ideas what I have done to cause this? Thanks!
>>>
>>>Regards, Renoir