At 10:46 PM 22/07/2009, you wrote:

>> Hi,
>>
>> In example:
>>
>> C:\YOURAPP\BIN\YOURAPP.EXE
>> C:\YOURAPP\BIN\FBCLIENT.DLL
>> C:\YOURAPP\FIREBIRD.MSG
>
>you don't need firebird.msg file on the client

...unless you're using command-line utilities remotely, or services manager calls.

And it wouldn't hurt to mention that the client will need a Firebird ODBC driver if the client application is in Visual FoxPro.

./hb