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Olaf/Dave Thank you both. Now working. Barry

I am struggling with some macro substitution syntax. I have a label which has the following property "cfilter" set to "SET FILTER TO MYTABLE.ACCEPTED" where the ACCEPTED field is Logical. The code in the doubleclick event is &this.cfilter I am getting unrecognised command verb. What am I...

Olaf Thanks - very helpful. Barry

Hi Olaf In your final paragraph when you talk about your own configuration, are you saying that you it is set up with the Trust Center to avoid the nag about automation, but this has been done by the system administrator? Thanks Barry.

Nigel Thank you - I was kinda hoping to avoid using Redemption as I tried it many moons ago and could not get it to work correctly - entirely my fault I am sure! Bye Barry

We are due to upgrade our server running SBS2003 to run W2012 using Office 365 hosted exchange. I am told that Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) 1.2.1 is not supported with Outlook 2010 and later versions and am advised to rewrite my VFP CDO code to use Outlook objects. A couple of questions...

Mike/Olaf Thanks - I had been doing pretty much what you suggest, creating an extra field and populating it accordingly with values reflecting the required color banding. It just seemed a bit clunky and, as Olaf says, could become maintenance heavy if other indexes get involved. At least I now...

I want to display a grid with alternate color rows. The usual way I would do this is using code such as: SetAll("DynamicBackColor","IIF(MOD(RECNO(),2)=0,16777215,8454143)") However the grid in question is showing records displayed in an indexed order - so RECNO() is not the same as line number...

Mike Thanks - that has it sorted. I copied the form array to a standalone array and passed this as a parameter to the DLL, remembering to include EXTERNAL ARRAY command in the calling program - and it worked fine. All Whilst I new that DLLs could not have an interface I did not realise this...

I am getting an error when calling code in a dll - the same line of code works fine outside the dll i.e. if I put it in a prg and call the prg instead of the dll. My calling program passes a form object as a parameter to the dll (or prg). The form object has an array property. I want the dll...

Olaf, Thanks for input. I had assumed that being logged on as domain admin would allow me to run Regsvr32. I now realise that I have to be logged on as local admin; or at least, now that I am logged on locally I can register the dll. So that's great. Thanks again. Barry

I am struggling to register a DLL on client PCs. The clients are all W7 Service Pack 1 32 bit. No problems with installing DLL on XP clients! My main application is located in and runs from C:\localapps\. I have copied mynew.dll into the localapps folder on the clients; I have also copied the...