Desmond Lloyd wrote on 2016-06-02: 
>  Thank you for the quick response...  Yes I have installers for both VFP6
>  and VFP9 (thank you Woodie)  Turns out I needed to install the VFP9
>  runtimes,   right as rain!  As an aside,  I have yet another "report
shell"
>  application that was running just fine prior to installing the runtimes.
>  Go figure...
>  
>  Thanks again,
>  Desmond
> 

Desmond,

I wrote a CMD file to search and display the versions of all the VFP9
runtime DLLS.
We used to use it frequently with customers.
Here is a link to the file, it doesn't paste well due to line wrapping.

http://powerchurchsoftware.com/support/versions.cmd

On the fifth line, you can adjust the vfp9*.dll to just vfp*.dll to get all
runtimes. 

A quick explanation of the inner workings is:
It creates a VBS file, then the FOR loop searches the drive and runs the VBS
file for each file matching found.
The VBS file echoes the filename, location, and version to the command
window
Then the VBS file is removed.
Then the window pauses, allowing one to just dbl-click the CMD file.

Tracy Pearson
PowerChurch Software


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