>Has anyone received and error message 'Cannot create program workspace: File Access Denied' when trying to run a 2.6 application in and XP environment? Any suggestions on how to get past the error would be appreciated.
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Several things come to mind - the first being user permissions in all directories, including the directory that FP2.6 expects to use for its workspace. You may want to use a CONFIG.FP or CONFIG.FPW to specify the location to use via the TMPFILES= entry; you can assign a custom CONFIG.FP (DOS) using the FOXPROCFG environment variable, or CONFIG.FPW (FPW, VFP) using the FOXPROCFGW environment variable.

A separate issue not indicated by the error message above may make it necessary to adjust the memory allocation for the host VDM (XP starts a separate virtual process to host DOS/Win16 apps); the exact settings will vary slightly, but assigning conventional memory allocation to AUTO, disabling all EMS/XMS memory allocation and enabling up to 15384K of DPMI memory for apps running under FPW or FPDOS Extended, or disabling both DPMI and XMS, and setting EMS to no more than 15384K for FPDOS Standard should address the memory issues. You'd do this by creating a .PIF for the executable through Windows Explorer (right click on the executable under Windows Explorer, select Properties, and make the needed adjustments.)