Dave Crozier wrote:
>Michael,
>You're not inadvertently running a previous VFP version .EXE are you say for
>example VFP7. I did that last week and it took me ages to find out that the
>.EXE was not capable of using the runtime that was installed.
>
>
Malcolm and Dave,
Nope...I build and run it in VFP9 in my c:\dev\remmey\ltp folder just
fine; however, when calling it from the Windows-Start-Run option for
c:\dev\remmey\ltp\MyApp.exe, that's when I get the message.
With my Inno script--I am putting the files into the {app} folder now,
but I think when I uninstalled it, it crapped it out.
UPDATE: After copying the runtimes into the c:\dev\remmey\ltp folder,
I've got it working again. Lesson learned: learn from the experienced,
not necessarily the M$ suggested way of doing things. <g>
Thanks,
--Michael
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