Patches for VFP 9.0

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I just installed VFP 9. On this page:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vfoxpro/bb190232.aspx

The first item is SP1, and the second item says what's in it is already
in SP1.

What about the remaining items on the page - do I want/need them?

XSource

FFC

VFPCOM Utility

There is a brief explanation of each on the web page but I'm afraid it's
a little too brief for me.

TIA.

-S-
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Re: Patches for VFP 9.0 by Sergey

Sergey
Wed Mar 21 21:48:31 CDT 2007

Hi Steve,

Steve Freides wrote:
> I just installed VFP 9. On this page:
>
> http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vfoxpro/bb190232.aspx
>
> The first item is SP1, and the second item says what's in it is already
> in SP1.
>
> What about the remaining items on the page - do I want/need them?
>
> XSource
>

It's source code for VFP components.It's located in Tolls\Xsource
directory. SP1 doesn't include this update. Install if you're using or
planning to use it.

> FFC

It's update to FoxPro Foundation classes located in FFC subdirectory.
SP1 doesn't include this update.

>
> VFPCOM Utility

Almost All VFPCOM functionality has been included in VFP itself. Install
it only if you need it.

> There is a brief explanation of each on the web page but I'm afraid it's
> a little too brief for me.
>


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--sb--

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Re: Patches for VFP 9.0 by Steve

Steve
Thu Mar 22 08:06:14 CDT 2007

"Sergey Berezniker" <spam@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:%23V5xUyCbHHA.5080@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> Hi Steve,
>
> Steve Freides wrote:
>> I just installed VFP 9. On this page:
>>
>> http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vfoxpro/bb190232.aspx
>>
>> The first item is SP1, and the second item says what's in it is
>> already in SP1.
>>
>> What about the remaining items on the page - do I want/need them?
>>
>> XSource
>>
>
> It's source code for VFP components.It's located in Tolls\Xsource
> directory. SP1 doesn't include this update. Install if you're using or
> planning to use it.
>
>> FFC
>
> It's update to FoxPro Foundation classes located in FFC subdirectory.
> SP1 doesn't include this update.
>
>>
>> VFPCOM Utility
>
> Almost All VFPCOM functionality has been included in VFP itself.
> Install it only if you need it.

Very good, and many thanks.

-S-


>> There is a brief explanation of each on the web page but I'm afraid
>> it's a little too brief for me.
>>
>
>
> --
> --sb--
>
> VFP MVP


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