>Dragan,
>
>In house, all the VCX are in a subdirectory that is * not * included in the search path. They are included (as mentioned) in the setclasslib statement.
>Normally, I run a program such as startup.prg (as opposed to .app or .exe)
>
>In the field, the VCX are included in the project a .exe is run.
>
>In keeping with the above set-up, what are you recommendations?

Well, check that process.vcx is really there - suspend immediately after your set classlib statement, and try to instantiate the class from the command window. Instead of your batch file, you can use any DOS command ("Dir >tmp.txt" would do), and use "NOR" instead of "HID" as the last parameter while testing, so you get to see your DOS window.

If it works there but not in the piece of code where you really want to use it, check whether Set("Classlib") still keeps process.vcx - you may have a piece of framework code which sticks to some previously created list (I know I've had this problem elsewhere).

If this is not working - try CreateObject instead of NewObject(), or try mentioning process.vcx with a path. Newobject() may well ignore the Set Classlib (didn't test that, ever), and without a path, it wouldn't be able to find it then.