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Julio, why not just use the Menu Builder ? Life can be easy ....

I'm not sure whether I fully understand your question but have a look at http://www.afsnet.be/afrodite/adres_0.htm and let me know if that is what you're looking for. (site is in Dutch ... but you can go through the demo by clicking at the bottomline) wilfredo

Filip, glad to find a Belgian co-programmer here ... here's a pgm I used ages ago under FP 2.0 ... * fvrphone * telefoonverbinding maken per modem parameters tlfnr on escape exit define window fvscalls from 8,20 to 16,60 double close activate window fvscalls clear @ 0,1 say...

what about setting the form(s) to "modeless" (my predefined standard) in stead of modal? wilfredo

Andy, let's keep thing simple and add to config.fpw: on shutdown do (program) whereby I use as program (afsquit): * afsquit mb=messagebox("You want to close this programm",1+32+0,"AFS-SYSTEM") if mb=1 close all quit else return endif success and best wishes for...

i simply use an ON ERROR DO AFSERROR in my "startup" program. On any error this leads to following routine: (I quickly translated from dutch to english) * afserror.prg set print off set device to screen activate screen save screen to oldscreen set fullpath off if (error()>=108 .AND...

have you tried SET MEMOWIDTH TO (f.e. 75) ???? Frebev

Betty, simply go to the Tools Menu, Options, Regional and you can set them as you want wilfredo

lolo2003, I'm also not sure about hat you mean / need but it looks to me as if you want "different" grids to behave on a given condition. so why not make different grids and place the "condition" in the firts place with an IF or DOCASE ? Wilfredo

Cerincino, 1 easy way to avoid the problem is to create a popup (via messagebox() f.e) asking the user if he really wants to add a new record ... x=messagebox("Are you sure",1+32+256) if x=0 append blank else return endif wilfredo (why make things more difficult than necessary?)

Might be very interesting. what fax-prog do you use? wilfredo

Victor, a .TIF is an image file, mostly produced by a scanner. as far as I know there is no way to produce such a document out of VFP Report ... wilfredo

Mike, .CDX but I closed the index (set index to) Ramani, the record has been in use for more than a year, so no buffering problem it remains a mistery to me ... (and I am programming in Fox since 1985 ....) therefore I hope that Ken Levi reads this, or if anyone can give me his e-mail...

Hi Mike, when I experienced this the first time, a couple of weeks ago, the first thing I tried was REINDEX: not good. when browsing without any index on: record simply gone. browsing with delete on/off: record simply gone no PACKing happened either. I'm using VFP5.0 under a W2000 network...

I know I have posted this thread already but this week it happened again: a record completely disappeared out of a table. I suppose it must have to do something with a certain sequence of keyboard input. Ken Levi ?????

Thanks Allan but the first thing I tried was REINDEX (without any UNIQUE involved) It just is a mystery wilfredo

Ali, thanks for your contribution but NO: apart of browsing manually through the whole table I checked on $code, $name, $addresses and every other possible way I could think off but ... simply gone. wilfredo

thanks slighthaze, but the particular record has been in use since more than a year (is is a record in an addressbook which is used in invoicing, filecreating, transport, and whatever). Furthermore it is not the first one that "dissappears" but on previous occasions (2 or 3) I thought...

I have the following unbelievable problem: from time to time records are simply disappearing out of a certain table. The are not deleted, nor has there been done any pack in the meantime. It's not a question of indexing either since I browsed the table without index. The are simply...

Maybe I don't understand your question in full but if you want to count only specific records, use count to x for fieldname="what you want to lookup in fieldname" If you want to count the number of record in a table: x= recco() success and regards, wilfredo