>>Something like this:
>>

>>oOleDb = CreateObject("OleDbFox.Utils")
>>oRecordSet = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
>>* If cursor name not specified, a cursor in selected area will be used
>>oOleDb.CursorToRs(oRecordSet, "MyCursor")
>>* Now you can return oRecorset to VB
>>

>>Alexander
>
>Excellent, that's as easy as I was hoping.
>
>BTW, any chance of killing the BETA message?

I have already sent an updated version and, I hope, it will be available today or tomorrow.
BTW, if you need a read/write access to VFP cursor through ADO recordset, you could play with DSObject from the same library:

o = CreateObject("OleDbFox.Utils") && to fix a problem with library initialization
oRS = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
oRS.ActiveConnection = "Provider=MSDAOSP;Data Source=OleDbFox.DSObject;"
oRS.Open("AnyOpenedInVFPCursor")
* now you can return oRS

However I have not tested it within COM objects.