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I have a template Word document. I want to read the text from the template and write out to a new Word document, replacing variables (e.g. customer_name, account_no) and naming the new file. Is this possible with v2.6?

I used the vbscript in thread 182-674134 and it seems to have worked!

I've never used BLAT and according to that thread, It's not for FoxproW. It says: For FoxPro for DOS, do a search here on BLAT - this is a DOS only solution for sending messages.

Hi, If you're referring to the code in Article 102467, it brings up a Send Note dialog box which requires user intervention. Do you mean using BLAT or GBmail?

Hi, Is it possible to programatically (FoxpoW 2.6) send an email message with no user intervention. The program would provide the email address, the subject and the message text. Thanks, Joe

The procedure corrected the problem. My memo file is now 50,351K and PACKs OK. Before the procedure it was 54,688K and couldn't be PACKed. It's not the 2GB limit, right? Thanks, Joe

I just came across a post that stated that there is a 2GB file size limit and that I need to do a COPY TO into smaller files PACK and then merge back. I'm going to try that now.

Hi, There is no problem when the application access the data. We get this error ONLY when we try to pack the table to reduce the file sizes. Any ideas? Thanks in advance, Joe

Hi Rick, Thanks for the info and your patience. I do have the CALL32 (DLL and PRG) in the same folder as the prg I am executing. I still get the "CALL32.DLL is an invalid library or path name" so I fully qualified the CALL32.DLL in the CALL32.PRG...

Hi, I am trying to open a pdf so that a user can read the content. Does CALL32.DLL have to be copied to a specific folder? I am getting this error: CALL32.DLL is an invalid library or path name This is the instruction being executed...

I'll give it a try. Thanks!

Anyone know how to open a PDF file from a Foxprow program? Thanks

Thanks Udai, that works great!

Hi, Is there a way to test if a logical field actually contains the false setting versus defaulting to false because it is null? Thanks, Joe

A combination of eliminating all the &quot; AS <field>&quot;s in the 2nd and 3rd SELECTs and using {} in place of { / / } did it. Thanks for all of your suggestions!