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Maybe I'm missing something but ... IF your field contains DATETIME() then TIME(fieldname) should return the time. Works for me in the Command Window. Did not try in a form. Jack

Bill- Would SCCText.Prg furnished with VFP 7.0 help? Routines for creating text (.prg) representations of .SCX, .VCX,.MNX, .FRX, and .LBX files. Jack

Shangrilla- Here goes. Please keep in mind that there are many ways to accomplish this. Smarter guys than I may enter the net on this. This one will work and gives you something to work from towards a more suitable option for your application. A starting point if you will. From above: You...

Shangrilla- First to thank you. Will get back soonest after I try to figure out some Unix stuff of which I know nothing. Jack Still Cold in Georgia

Michelle- This is not a specific answer as I'm not good at visualizing others concepts. No go on an input mask so I looked for other alternatives. Have pondered this and will offer up a link that you might wish to study. Uses the ActiveX Calendar Control that ships with VFP as a...

Juan- Try something like this example from the command window. STORE 'MYNAME@ATT.NET' TO lcName ?LOWER(lcname) From the VFP Help: LOWER( ) converts all uppercase letters (A – Z) in the character expression to lowercase (a – z). All other characters in the character expression remain...

Shangrilla- Think maybe this is what you wanted or at least will give the direction to get there. Task was to identify the last page number the user was previewing when the preview window/toolbar was closed. *************** I created a UDF. * WhichPage.Prg Return _pageno ****************...

Shangrilla- I didn't complete my thoughts in my post above. Sorry. Obviously one needs to capture _pageno of the last page the user previewed. Somehow we must be able to set a variable in the report, capture it then do a range print. Will work on it when I get back from work. Jack

Chris- Not up on my protocol, sorry. May I say I appreciate your post. Very good stuff and helps a great deal. Jack

Murali- Suggest you look at following (much more on this topic here this is just a few): First look at Thomas Dill's FAQ184-449. Others: THREAD 184-99550 THREAD 184-91877 THREAD 184-8181 THREAD 1847742 Hope you get it working, Jack

Shangrilla- If you haven't done so and I understand; you may want to look at range where your report contains the expression _pageno which I'm sure you have on your reports. Numerous ways to go from here. I remove the Printer Option from the Print Preview Toolbar (lots of Threads on this...

****************** From Help DIRECTORY() to check for a drectory/folder: DIRECTORY(cDirectoryName) Returns true (.T.) if the specified directory is found on disk. From Help MKDIR (Make Directory) how to create a diectory or folder: SET DEFAULT TO HOME( ) && Restore Visual FoxPro directory...

Thanks guys. When I installed W2K it seemed to install correctly. But as you say the OS is all that is left. No guts no air medals. Jack

Derren- I have posted to the original thread on this subject: 184-219706 Thanks, Jack

Derren- Don't want to leave a thread "modal", I get upset at times when following a thread, or worse yet when a participant and the poster leaves without posting final outcome. Back to the problem. Removed Office. Installed afresh. oWord = CREATEOBJECT("Word.Application")...

Jackie1948- From: File/New/Report Now in Report Designer: Report/Quick Report Select Table Select Layout and Field List From: File/Print Preview Save, modify, etc. Jack

Are you looking for: Command "Copy to" Jack

Ian- Your input is appreciated. I will reinstall. This was an original Win98 box and I installed WIN2K for testing. Have to have one of all kinds. That is probably what caused the problem. Thanks again for all the help, Jack

ramani- Same error message with: oWord = CREATEOBJECT("Word.Application") Jack

shangrilla- Have you looked at the Foundation Classes/User Controls- Table Mover, File Mover, Sort Mover, Super Mover from the Component Gallery? Jack