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The Golden Retriever web site shows it works with Windows 95/98/NT. Does it work with XP?

Lee, thanks for the reply. I'ver been doing this with a slight variation: I copy the email contents into a text file then append the text file to a "dummy" file, and finally process the "dummy" file as you described. I was wondering if there is a way to capture/store the data into a dbf file...

I created an html form whic resides on one of my web sites. The form is completed by the user and then emailed to me, when he/she clicks the submit button. In the email, the titles of each field on the form preceed the contents the user entered, for example: name: John Smith company: ABC...

You might want to try a completely free installation program named Inno Setup. You can download it from http://www.jrsoftware.org/ I have used it in applications I have written and it works very nicely. It has professional looking installation screens, and allows you to control virtually...

The computers do go into sleep/hibernate mode, however, we have experienced too many times when Windows freezes when coming out of that mode and data is lost since my users don't close the VFP application prior to closing the lid of the computer.

Thanks for the hints. My problem is not with my files closing properly. Rather it is with my users who close the cover on the notebook computer before exiting the application (I always stress to them to save the data) and not putting the computer into sleep/hibernate mode. Perhaps the only...

You might want to check out inno setup at jrsoftware.org. It is a free program that I use for my installations. it will run external programs, and do all the stuff you mentioned in your message. A very professional looking installation for your application.

I have about 20 users in the field who have a habit of closing the lid on their notebook computer when they move around a facility, rather than properly closing the application before unplugging the computer. Although I warn against doing this it happens too often and data is sometimes lost as...