>I Have an application using Microsoft's Date Time Picker that runs off of our Server. We have just moved our NT server over to windows 2000 server. This program was running fine on the NT server. But now that it is on the 2000 server when the 95 and NT clients access the form with the dtPicker they get an OLE class Not registered error. When the application was running on the NT server all I had to do was register the control on the server and since the application is actually running off of the server the clients did not need the class registered on the clients side. Any suggestions or known work arounds other than registering the ocx on the clients. Note: The 98 clients work fine. I have registered the mscomct2.ocx on the 2k server and the application runs fine on the server. Does anybody know why this could be happening?

Hi Ted

A VFP standard exe (not a COM object) always runs on each workstation (no matter where the exe file is read from), so the problem is not wether it is a W2K server or a NT.
Most probably the new build includes a dependency file or OCX that is not present on your NT / 95 machines.
The best solution is to build a setup package and run the setup on each workstation.

Regards,