I have a plug-in that can be installed on top of several basic programs
already existing on the target computer.
I'm building an msi using a Setup Project in Visual Studio 2003 (I could use
2005 if it will help)

I find the task pane manager more of a nuisance than a help, and would just
as soon not have to close it every time I launch VFP 9. How can I prevent it
from running unless I select it from the menu?

For simplicity of deployment I want to just copy a directory to a test
machine (yes, it's out there at the customer's site.)
Then include:
working vfp 9 application in EXE form

Ok, so I confess, I'm still supporting a clients using VFP 6.0.  But we've
got problems (slow opening of files some of the time, from some
workstations) and I'm trying to convince them to upgrade to VFP9.
But my complaint is that in the last month, suddenly the icons displayed for ...

I have just converted a fairly complicated application from VFP6 to VFP9, in
an environment running WIndows XP, but with a few w98 machines still
attached.   In one module (P/O maintenance) I get a strange error message
when attempting to create a new detail record using the command ...