If you still have a 32-bit version of Windows (64-bit versions cannot run 16-bit DOS executables natively):

Whether you are a data archaeologist digging through old .DBF files, a student of computer history, or a developer who wants to experience the pinnacle of xBase performance, FoxPro 2.6 in DOS mode remains a marvel of software engineering.

Simpler method for beginners: Extract all disk images into and copy the contents of each disk sequentially into a single directory. FoxPro’s installer is smart enough to find files if they are all present in the same location when you point to A: .

If you have a 32-bit version of Windows 10, FoxPro 2.6 can still run natively without third-party emulators. Where to Find Files