instructions, all one needs to do is share the (entire) hard drive over the
network giving read-write privileges to the other machine(s), then make a
shortcut to the application's executable file from the (networked) machine.
Two points:
A. If you need to share the app, then share the app's folder. Sharing the
entire HD exposes the computer to damage from simple explorer-mistakes,
malicious users and viruses on other computers.
B. In any case, VFP won't run like this, it needs to be installed onto the
client computer. When its setup is run, this puts several DLLs into the
Windows\System(32) folder. True, you might be able to get around this by
copying the DLLs to its own program folder, or to any folder in the Path, but
there is no guarantee this will work.
The database and code can of course be on a network share. If this is a set
as the working folder, then no changes to the code should be necessary.
The older versions of FoxPro (particularly DOS, and probably the 16-bit
Windows version) could be run from anywhere without installation.
Unfortunately that ability is rare on modern programs.