>>Like Mr. Alistair Israel said, copy your .EXE, .DBC, .DBF, .CDX, .FPT,
>>.DCX, .DCT in a directory. Then take VFP setup wizard to make distribution
>>disks. The reason to use this wizard is simple. If your clients don't have
>>ODBC drivers, OLE drivers, WIN32S drivers, and your application did use
>>them, you'll have to install those before. With the setup wizard, if they
>>don't have some drivers, it'll be install.

Right! I forgot about those memo files since I really don't need them. But...

>Thank you, I thought that I needed those but wasn't sure if there was
>something that I was missing. One more to include would be an icon file if
>any.

Again AFAIK (as far as I know -- sorry 'bout this earlier!), you can include most 'extraneous' files within your project for compilation into one big chunk of bytes (ala resources for Windows .EXEs).

I've personally included label files, reports, and query files, in their appropriate places in the project database, as well as icon, bitmap and bitmap mask (.MSK) files under 'Other files'. So I end up distributing only those four files I mentioned.

Regards,