Hi Erik,

I think that is a great idea. I keep all my VFP sample code and tips in a HTML Help file that I update anytime I find a new answer. This allows me to use the index and the search functions of HTML Help. Using the HTML Help is a lot faster than looking in the MSDN Help (way too much stuff) or wading through a long list of files. BTW, I keep a fresh copy on my web site for download by anyone at semo.net/suburb/thornton.home.html

Thanks

>
>It would be nice if there was a repository of Win32 function declarations and sample calls as they would be used in VFP. Something like the Karl has done at www.mvps.org/vb, and the library at www.vbapi.org. It could be a public repository that after you prototype a function you are working with, you copy up your declaration and the relevant setup code to an entry in the UT API repository, where they could look up the function by name or by host dll. From then on, when someone wants to know how to call the "Beep" function we can point them at the "UT Win32 API Repository" for syntax and examples. I have several API functions that I have worked through myself, and would gladly donate, and I'm sure there are others here who have many more than I.
>
>
>What do you think?