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The way I have achieved this (if in fact it's what you're looking for) is to the put the following at the start of your .prg: #DEFINE PrintFromPreview .F. LOCAL loPreviewContainer AS FORM, ; loReportListener AS REPORTLISTENER, ; loExHandler AS ExtensionHandler OF SYS(16) loPreviewContainer...

MikeLewis GO TOP IN csrSlots That worked thank you I can now progress from here on. Sincere thanks

Olaf I tried that in the forms INIT by adding: GO top thisform.Refresh I still get the same result. With regards to posting this question in another forum, yes that it is right. But having done some research trying to find a sollution, it appears to me that the best place to get answers is...

Ok Mike, with your suggestion this is what I have done: Created a "test" table with the appropriate fields and added some times (08:00, 08:15 in 15 minutes increments to 09:00), five records in all I used the following code: CREATE CURSOR csrSlots (TimeSlot C(32)) SELECT MyTable && this is...

MikeLewis: The help file gives an example for create cursor as: CREATE CURSOR employee ; (EmpID N(5), Name Character(20), Address C(30), City C(30), ;....etc Is the same principle as: SELECT * FROM MYDBF WHERE FIELDNAME=condition INTO CURSOR mytable I still dont have an understanding of how...

Hello MikeLewis Ok, sounds like what I could be looking for. I'll check the help file. Just one thing though, would that display the fields vertically in the grid as my original post? I will have a look at this (thank you)

I am a Visual FoxPro Version 9 user and I'm trying to create an appointment management system for our business. I have been using FoxPro for a while so I apologise if this question is easy for some (or if the answer is staring me in the face). When you create a grid with fields from a table...