Rick Schummer wrote:
>>> All feedback on this topic welcome and appreciated-<<
>
> Runtime files are named identical for a major release of VFP, so your
SP1 and SP2 runtimes are
> identically named. No way around that.
>
> I agree with Paul and Andrew in this situation about putting the
runtimes in the folder with your
> executable. This way you can test appropriately the executable and the
runtimes together. You do not
> need to register the VFP runtimes if you take this approach. The same
cannot be said however for the
> Help file runtimes. These have to be registered, but those files were
not changed in SP2 so there is
> no additional risk.


Besides, disk space is cheap so there's no need to rely on the old
approach of having it exist in one spot and using the registry for that
reference.





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