When registered properly, the runtime files (VFP?R.DLL/VFP?T.DLL) give you the ability to create instances of the Visual FoxPro Application object. Try the following:

set oVFP = CreateObject("VisualFoxPro.Application")
iNo = oVFP.DoCmd("use blah")

To register the runtime file, use RegSvr32.

HTH.

>Re-trying some ideas from another thread, I am still unable to do the following from VBScript (Win2K, WSH5.6):
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>	Set oVFP = CreateObject("VisualFoxpro.Runtime.7")
>	iNo = oVFP.DoCmd("use blah")
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>Saving it to vfpcall.vbs and running it gives me this:
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C:\wintemp\vfpcall.vbs(4, 2) Microsoft VBScript runtime error: Object required: 'oVFP'

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>I then tried to put it inside of a COM+ Server Package, thinking I might get something that way. Nope.
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>Can anyone recommend a way that I could call the runtime? On a side note, when I went to the MS .NET launch a presenter mentioned that the CLR can be instanced and called for fun stuff, it'd be great to see how to do that in VFP too.
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>Thanks.