![]() ![]() One of this developer’s customers had reported problems running the VFP 5.0 application in Windows Vista. Shortly after MS Windows Vista was released in 2007, we were contacted by a long-time VPM user who was still selling an application that he created years ago with Visual ProMatrix 5.0 and Visual FoxPro 5.0. ![]() Tip: Suggested Solutions to Achieve Windows 7 Compatibility - click to go directly to solutions. Purpose: The purpose of this discussion is to describe the potential problem and to suggest possible solutions for VPM developers who need to update their VPM applications to VFP 9.0. The resulting output pertaining to the VFP runtime files appears as shown here: 0x000000000c000000 0x486000 C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\VFP\VFP9r.dllĠx000000000d200000 0x123000 C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\VFP\VFP9RENU.DLLĠx000000000e200000 0x542000 C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\VFP\VFP9T.Compatibility Problems: Applications created with Visual FoxPro versions prior to VFP 9.0 will experience problems running in the Microsoft Windows 7 operating system. For example, if you have OurCoolApp.exe, running this command would list the DLLs it has loaded: listdlls OurCoolApp. If you have a custom executable that you believe was created in Visual FoxPro, you can use ListDLLs on your. Go to the Command window and type the following: WAIT WINDOW Version().The Version line reports the version of Visual FoxPro you have installed. Go to Help> About Microsoft Visual FoxPro.If you have the development version of Visual FoxPro, you can determine the version using either of these methods: ![]() You want to determine the version of Visual FoxPro you have or that your executable is using. You have a copy of Visual FoxPro, or you are running a custom executable complied in Visual FoxPro. Original product version: Visual FoxPro Original KB number: 2723045 Symptoms This article provides information on how to determine what version of Visual FoxPro a custom executable is using. ![]()
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