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There are two ways to show a screen, if they used a screen designer then call do myscreen.spr,but the other way is design the screen in prg and call the prg, using the @say and @gets read.
HTH
>Well, you know, I grew up on FoxPro for DOS and Windows starting with 1.02, but now I am considered by myself (no one else perhaps) to be somewhat good at VFP code. I used to be very good at 2.6 code. So, now when I want to back track to some DOS code, or rather FPW and FPD 2.6 code, I forget how I used to do all of this stuff. We are adding a Login screen and a copmpany selection screen to an existing DOS app. This set of programs was done without any FoxPro screens, just all prg code with Genifer or something like that.
There are two ways to show a screen, if they used a screen designer then call do myscreen.spr,but the other way is design the screen in prg and call the prg, using the @say and @gets read.
HTH
>Well, you know, I grew up on FoxPro for DOS and Windows starting with 1.02, but now I am considered by myself (no one else perhaps) to be somewhat good at VFP code. I used to be very good at 2.6 code. So, now when I want to back track to some DOS code, or rather FPW and FPD 2.6 code, I forget how I used to do all of this stuff. We are adding a Login screen and a copmpany selection screen to an existing DOS app. This set of programs was done without any FoxPro screens, just all prg code with Genifer or something like that.