Sergy--

>As a workaround, you can include it with some other extension, say .DL_. On your application startup you can check if DLL doesn't exists in the application directory and copy it out using STRTOFILE() and FILETOSTR().
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>>>You cannot include DLL into VFP EXE. It has to be a separate file so Windows can find it.
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I treat it like my main executable. When I start, I compare the date and time of the EXE (and also DLL now) on the network to the date and time of the EXE on the client machine. If the network has a newer version, I bring it down.

Thanks.

Tim