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Form Error after deleting fields in .DBF file and form
I created a form using the form Wizard and added some new fields to it. Later I decided to remove these fields from the form and also from the .DBF file that is in a Database (.DBC). To my surprise, when I run the form it still looks for the fields I deleted from the form and table. I get the...- PabloHaughton
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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MYPROGRAM.EXE Always Needs the "FORMS" folder
Thank you all for your great assistance. But... The forms are accessed with no problem in the exe file. Even though I made all the changes you suggested the exe file keeps looking for that "FORMS" path. I've even placed an error trapping routine in the first line of code in the "Main" form to...- PabloHaughton
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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MYPROGRAM.EXE Always Needs the "FORMS" folder
Yes, I call the forms using "DO FORM C:\MyApp\FORMS\MyForm " They do not have any background pictures.- PabloHaughton
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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MYPROGRAM.EXE Always Needs the "FORMS" folder
I recently created and EXE file which includes forms that are located in the C:\MyApp\FORMS\ folder. After generating the EXE and copying it to another computer, it displays an error saying "Invalid Path". After a lot of testing I discovered it is the FORMS folder it's looking for. If I tell it...- PabloHaughton
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
