>Nope, that won't work. There are a couple of ways you can do this:
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>1) Install the DLL as a COM+ application on the server, then export the client proxies. This will create a special install package that you run on each client. This is documented in the COM+ articles I wrote last year for FoxTalk and are now on the MSDN web site.

I'll go look at these.

>2) Instead of building a DLL, build and EXE then do a DCOM configuration on each workstation. This is documented in the VFP help file.

Re-configuration on each PC is a problem here. That is Networking's place Not development. Territorial BS. So having to ask them to do this on 200+ PCs each time we create a new object will tick them Off. And having them remember to do this for each new PC they assemble. Is wishfull thinking.

I'll look into this. I'm sure I can find a way.

Thank you very much for your time.
Mike