>>>If I lived in a perfect world this would no be an issue but...
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>>>I would like to make a phone directory application I’ve created and use available to the rest of the employees. The IT folks here are very strange about making FoxPro applications available on the network. They are using Novell and claim that Fox will cause the network to crash. I have made several applications available on the network without incident but have kept the EXE and DLL’s in the network directory.
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>>>For this application I would like to have a loader place the exe on the client system and run it from there; therefore I need to get the fox dlls on the local system (I think.) If I simply have the loader check and copy the dlls as needed to the WINNT\SYSTEM32 folder will this be enough to make things work?
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>>>(If the clients need to run an install program the IT folks will freak.)
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>>Here's the list of the dll's you have to copy to a use PC for a minimal install
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>>The VFP 7 runtimes can be copied into application directory
>>- VFP7r.dll ( register with regsvr32)
>>- VFP7renu.dll
>>- VFP7t.dll
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>>The the VC++7 runtime (MSVCR70.DLL) is better to copy into the system directory.
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>How do I have it copy and then register with regsvr32?

Something like C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32\regsvr32 c:\myappdir\VFP7r.dll

It's possible that it would work even w/o registering if you copy VFP dll's into application directory. You'll have to test it.