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Joe, Try using the ISBLANK(fieldname) function to validate whether that particular field actually contains the false setting versus defaulting to false because it is null. I also had the same problem and i received help from this forum on this count. Best Regards, Yours sincerely, Udai.

Dennis, I faced a similar problem and have finally solved it. Why dont you see the thread: thread222-547315. May be this can help you solve your problem if it hasnt resolved itself already. Best Regards, Yours sincerely, Udai.

Go to the Menu Bar -> select "View" - > click on the "Ruler" option. Also make sure that under the same "View Menu" you select the "Print Layout" option. Best Regards, Yours sincerely, Udai.

Could I have the macro too ? Best Regards, Yours sincerely, Udai.

Win98User appears to be from the Fujitsu Co. himself ;) Sorry old chap, in your shoes with the kind of posts that I have made, I would have been peeved too. Understandably, my suggestions were very off-handed. I apologize to you all for wasting your time. Sorry once again. Best Regards, Yours...

Never say never. Facts are stranger than fiction. Best Regards, Yours sincerely, Udai.

Sorry Instructor. The link specified does work. Best Regards, Yours sincerely, Udai.

Friends, Glad to know that I could provide you with some fun. You are right Win98User that I should be taken to task for the very cursory nature of my post. Admittedly, I was under the impression that my friends would be knowledgeable enough NOT to keep the hard disk NOT wrapped up in the...

Sorry Instructor, the link you advised does not exist anymore. Can you give us a hint ? Best Regards, Yours sincerely, Udai.

Officework13, Assuming you wish to take backups of the entire lot of emails which is stored by Outlook, here's what you've got to do. 1. Close any and/or all sessions of Microsoft Outlook. To be very sure that not a single instance of Outlook is running, press alt+ctrl+del and view the Close...

Friends, Going through the replies of this post made me feel that the essence of the post itself has been long lost. Hard disk emitting grinding noises...to installing WinME....phew!!! And what are those stars for....I wonder!! Zigzag77 made the only decent suggestion in the entire post. Might...

Rick, Just a thought.... What if I use the UPDATED() function in tandem with a READ statement issued to capture the SCATTER MEMVAR fields? Best Regards, Yours sincerely, Udai.

I had the same problem and SET EXACT ON was the answer. There is, however, another possible solution and that is to use the == operator. Best Regards, Yours sincerely, Udai.

I am not aware of any password protection which can be implemented on a dBASE database directly. Of course, I am not aware whether you could use passwords directly on dBASE IV and/or V. Are you sure you are not using a program which asks for a password whenever you try accessing the database...

Zech, As a beginner in C programming, I have found (often to my cost) that using macros help in faster processing speeds with a smaller footprint as far as file sizes are concerned. Unfortunately, however, if you have a value which needs modification/alteration even once during the program...

Theoretically it would be possible to recover a PACKed DBF file using low-level commands in FoxPro or using a program in C. I guess the PACK command works in the same fashion as the DEL command in DOS, whereby only the header portion of the file is modified to disable any form of identification...