Fred Taylor wrote on 2012-03-28:

> Use an editor or a hexeditor and search for the string

> "VisualFoxProRuntime.". The version the .EXE was compiled in will be

after

> the "." character.

>

> There is a tool in VFP called HexEdit:

>

> DO (HOME(0)+"\tools\hexedit\hexedit.app")

>

> Fred

>

Fred,

Nice to know.

Tracy Pearson

PowerChurch Software

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