In fact just to have a check I downloaded the library just then (everybody deserves a second chance, right?).

Upon registering the dll or running the following code:

CREATE CURSOR SOMECURSOR (cField1 C(12), cField2 C(12))

FOR i = 1 TO 100
INSERT INTO SOMECURSOR (cFIeld1, cField2) VALUES (SYS(2015), SYS(2015))
ENDFOR
BROW
oOleDb = CreateObject("OleDbFox.Utils")
oRS = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
oOleDb.CursorToRs(oRS)
oRS.Save("c:\result.xml", 1)
oRS.Close()

a message of:

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OLE DB Library for Visual FoxPro
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This is the beta version of OLE DB library for Visual FoxPro.

Check www.levelextreme.com or send email to avg.kedr@overta.ru

to get a latest version.
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OK   
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Is displayed, I'm sorry but I don't see the point in allowing libraries such as this to be stored on the UT when they are clearly unusable.

(If you set your clock back to 2001 the message isn't displayed, this makes it worse especially when it wasn't, and still isn't documented on the download page)

Regards,

Chris.