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Conky4 (TechnicalUser)
9 Mar 10 15:45
Hi, I am trying to solve a problem for my father in law...he runs Dbase and has over 3000 files in his database. He went to view the files and the screen is blank. At the bottom it lists 1 of 3000 files but they aren't showing on the screen. Any quick fixes? I'm not familiar with Dbase at all. He said that he logged off his computer and when he logged back in he wasn't able to view the files...where before he logged off he was able to view all of them.  I think it is a setting issue not necessarily a problem with dbase, but not sure what needs to be changed.

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