>Larry,
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>Could you give me some advice on VFP 7. We currently have many, many aplications written in VFP 6 for many different customers. Each PC has the vfp6renu.dll and vfp6r.dll situated in whatever system directory, and then the different exe's in their own default dir's.

You can keep VFP 7 dlls in the system directory or copy into each app directory. There's no requirement anymore to keep them in the windows system directory. On my PC VFP 7 installed them by default into C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\VFP directory.

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>If we upgrade, I assume each dll will have to be replaced on each pc. These are about 4.5 mb for vfp6. Are they larger/smaller for vfp7. Also, will current vfp6 apps run with the vfp7 dll's?

No, app compiled with VFP 6 wouldn't run with VFP 7 dlls.

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>P.S. How stable is 7.0?

As usually, it depends. Some people reported problems and bugs.

Anyway, before you deside to go forward with upgrade take a close look at 'Behavior Changes since the Previous Version' in the VFP 7 help and Readme file on the VFP installation CD.