Recent content by jjdavis

I am trying to do a SendObject command and in the To argument, I am trying to put a list of names. However, it is giving me a "Compile error: Expected: End of statement" error. I tried the semi-colon, a comma, semicolon with single quotes around the list, but I'm still not sure what I'm doing...

Yes, links to internwt web sites work. Only links to files are affected.

I have tried looking through some of the other posts, but I'm not sure if this is the same problem or not. My co-worker cannot open links in Outlook 2000 e-mails (html) that have links to a network file. It doesn't do anything. He is running XP, same as I, but he has recently updated his...

There is a VB program that generates data and dumps it to an Excel spreadsheet. I have some macros that I would like to run after the data is generated. However, VB does not open Excel normally so the macros in my personal.xls workbook are not available. Is there a way to get around this...

Or does anyone know of text file viewing/printing program that supports ASCII format characters?

I have just encontered this issue. Is there not a work around?

Tried it. Still go the same error. Cannot find the procedure in the library file. Thanks anyway. You deserve a star for effort.

It is working so I'm not too worried about it, but it does bother me a little. The code is below, but I'm pretty sure that the code should not be causing the problem. It does not actually generate an error, but right after I perform that action it gets the error, trying to run something else...

I did try SET PROC and still only returned the ones that I did. Okay, the place where it was hanging up was an option on a form where I did a RUN command whereas the other options I did calls to the library. I moved the RUN command to a call to the library and now it works. Why I don't know??!!

Thanks, for the advice. Still does not help. If I recompile as an app, it works okay, but as soon as I complile as an exe, it still does it. I tried using the Code References tool, but no luck. Sorry Jim, I may have to do some research for your suggestion. Over my head. Have not had any...

I am using the application framework in VFP8 and I put a set procedure command in the main program. I have several commonly used procedures combined into a "library" program that I want to access at any time. When I build the exe, it seems like it "loses" the library program, basically closing...

Thanks. Just wondering. I have several spots in my program where I give an error message and just cancel the program. I have just recently switched to using an exe and have run into this issue. Probably shouldn't be an issue for most of my users, just for me.

Does anyone know of a way to cancel a program running in an exe without terminating the whole application?

I tried putting a CLOSE TABLES in the forms's Destroy Method, but it still gave me errors. The same ones plus some.

I solved my problem by setting the rowsource for those combo boxes to a null string before releasing the form. But is there an easier way?