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Try lcDSNLess = "Driver={SQL Server};Server=BGR-APPS;Database=GOLDMINE_DATA;Uid=user;Pwd=password" Note that I didn't left any space on the string Gerardo Czajkowski

By default the merge module for MSVCR71 installs on the app dir, just change this to [SystemFolder] at the module properties. Gerardo Czajkowski

You can also look at FirebirdSQL, it runs on several platforms, has an embedded (client side) version and it's Open Source. http://www.firebirdsql.org/ Gerardo Czajkowski

Utopical, yes. My mistake, english isn't my native language and errors often appear. But I take utopical not exactly as ideal but as something extremely difficult or impossible to reach (as in the novel Utopia, by Sir Thomas More but without social and political topics :) ) Gerardo Czajkowski

Well, besides 64-bit I have only two wishes. The first is a very simple one, so simple -I think- that I don't understand why they never implemented it. Field controls on reports should include justified alignment for character fields. I have some customers who need documents with that alignment...

If you feel more comfortable in a db environment you could try MS Visual Foxpro. It has one of the fastest desktop db engines, a powerful yet simple language and an interface similar to VBasic among other stuff. Besides you can find several VFP forums at this site to ask for aid. Gerardo Czajkowski

There's also a shareware program called File Investigator, maybe it can identify your file. Gerardo Czajkowski

Mmhhhh, you can try with Windows Generic/Text Only Printer Driver. Gerardo Czajkowski

The only way I know to use ASCII fonts on VFP7+ reports & labels is by this way: * First, inside label editor, go to Page Setup->Print Setup and select an installed dot matrix printer as default. * Then select the required textbox and go to font type selection (Format->Font). If you search...

Yes, the method from Foxite you previously mentioned seems to use this function, and if you read the last post on that thread the author claims to have the wrapper code for InternetWriteFile also. The post is quite old but maybe he can help you. Gerardo Czajkowski

A quick search at MSDN shows another API function, InternetWriteFile that has the functionality you need. Gerardo Czajkowski

Good one ramani! Here's yet another star... Gerardo Czajkowski

Try this: right outer join t_pers_func as MM on MM.pers_ID = cP.ID ; where MM.wrkgrp_ID in (select * from crsGroepen) and not MM.pers_ID in (select pers_id from (.ctMailEx)) and !ISNULL(cp.id) and cp.Etiket ; into cursor crsNAW; order by 1' Note that I added a space between...

Can I add that is also important to have an updated antivirus and a good UPS at the server? Also, for extra protection, server hard disk write cache could be disabled to prevent data loss due incidental reboots or shut downs. Gerardo Czajkowski

Personally, I prefer it over setfocus because it triggers the ACTIVATE event and I usually add code there on pageframes. BTW, the line can also be lcCmd = "THISFORM.PgfMain.page1." + loTxt.Name + ".Activate" Gerardo Czajkowski

Jim, instead of lcCmd = "THISFORM.PgfMain.page1." + loTxt.Name + ".SETFOCUS()" try lcCmd = "THISFORM.PgfMain.page1." + loTxt.Name + ".Click" Gerardo Czajkowski

Thanks for the link, I'll check it. Gerardo Czajkowski

It's true what you say Rick, but as Rob notes if one's not careful Foxpro can change the header of DBF files once opened. This utility is useful in such cases. Gerardo Czajkowski

Great work Rob! But, if it's written in C and it's not much to ask, could you create a .FLL library instead. This way it could be used transparently, I think. Regards... Gerardo Czajkowski

You can use SELECT * from SCHEDULE where DTOS(appointment) = DTOS(date()) instead. Gerardo Czajkowski