>>>If one of the big benefits of .NET is getting away from DLL H*!$ and all those registry problems, where does that leave VFP?
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>>You cannot create DLLs with VFP, so the problem really doesn't apply.
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>Ken, you mean create regular DLLs, which you would initialize with DECLARE - DLL, rather than COM DLLs, which you initialize with CREATEOBJECT(), right?

Yes, correct, I wasn't specific enough. Thanks Garrett.