Jim,

>Doug,
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>The machine I installed the patch to, Win2K SP2 IE6, has VFP6, VFP7, FPD2.6, FPW 2.6a. No problem here BUT I did NOT download the latest installer.

Thanks for the info.. I think Sergey hit the nail on the head. I had a beta ID still in my Registry somehow. I'll uninstall completely and reinstall later, then apply the patch. I'm just too busy to do this right now but when I get home tonight (where I had the same thing happen) I'll try it there. It's safer too.. <g>



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>>Michel,
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>>>I am having some difficulties to install SP1. I downloaded Windows Installer 2 and installed it. After rebooting, I clicked on vfp70sp1.msp. It launches Windows Installer. The first thing that happens is a request to install the VFP 7 CD. The message is "The feature you are trying to use is on a CD-ROM or other removable disk that is not available." What should I do to resolve that issue and why a simple service pack isn't able to run by itself without requiring a pre installed updated file?
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>>You're not alone. I have had troubles both here and at home. I run W2K on both machines.
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>>I do have an idea though and perhaps some of those who have had success might respond as well. Are you running more than one version of VFP on the same machine? I am in both cases and I'm wondering if perhaps the patch is confusing VFP6 with 7...
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>>Just a thought.