Are you referring to the batch file or to foxprox.exe? We typically store the foxprox.exe on the user's hard drive in a directory that contains all of the runtime files. It is always in the users path. Often, we use a batch file also which resides in the same directory as the foxpro application on the network drive. Here is an example of one of our batch files:

@echo off
cls
echo Please wait...
if not exist C:\Foxpro\Config.fp goto Error
goto Run

:Error
Echo Configuration error.  C:\Foxpro\Config.fp is missing.
pause
goto End

:Run
if exist c:\foxpro\tmp\*.tmp del c:\foxpro\tmp\*.tmp
if exist c:\profiler\ftmp\*.tmp del c:\profiler\ftmp\*.tmp
cd \profiler\progs
c:\foxpro\foxr -cc:\foxpro\nctest\config.fp -t +x profiler

:End
cd \
cls

>Where, exactly, should this file live? The system is on the server (f:\fox25) but they're running it from a batch file on a laptop that's connected to the network (c:\runfox.bat). They tried putting this MEMLIMIT line in a CONFIG.FP file in f:\fox25, but still get the error when running the program from the laptop.
>
>Thanks!
>
>>Are you sure you are using foxproX.exe and NOT foxpro.exe to launch the app? Also, you can test some different memlimit settings in your config.fp:
>>
>>MEMLIMIT=80, 4096, 8192
>>
>>Try boosting the 2nd parameters up even higher if necessary. We use these settings on our FPD26 app in Windows XP successfully. We also include a files=200 in the config.nt file.
>>
>>
>>>Hi all,
>>>
>>>We just got new laptops with XP on them, and when trying to run an old FPD 2.5 app, we get "Insufficient Memory" errors. I've searched to see if there's some kinda patch out there, but came up empty. Any suggestions or answers?
>>>
>>>Thanks very much!