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- May 10, 2002
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I am faily new to foxpro 2.6 application. We write many custom programs that we use throughout the day. I have a question on the correct way to load the programs.
Right now, I am writing the program in notepad or wordpad. Then I save the file with a .prg extension. Then I create a shortcut for it that starts up the foxpro application and then runs the program file. When the program is finished it exits. We have several programs that startup and exit that we use throughout the day. Some programs will stay open for most of the day. So we might have several programs running at the same time in different sessions of foxpro.
All in all this has worked fairly well. Lately though I have been getting "signal out of range" errors from time to time that occur when trying to run a foxpro program. Was wondering if all the bouncing in and out or the multiple sessions of foxpro was a problem? Should all the programs instead be run from a single session of foxpro that stays open all day and the various programs run from there through a menu?
Thanks for your help
Right now, I am writing the program in notepad or wordpad. Then I save the file with a .prg extension. Then I create a shortcut for it that starts up the foxpro application and then runs the program file. When the program is finished it exits. We have several programs that startup and exit that we use throughout the day. Some programs will stay open for most of the day. So we might have several programs running at the same time in different sessions of foxpro.
All in all this has worked fairly well. Lately though I have been getting "signal out of range" errors from time to time that occur when trying to run a foxpro program. Was wondering if all the bouncing in and out or the multiple sessions of foxpro was a problem? Should all the programs instead be run from a single session of foxpro that stays open all day and the various programs run from there through a menu?
Thanks for your help