Sorry, don't know if NOTHING is in VFP 6.0. Seems like all the griping I've heard is about the wrong "something" in VFP 6.0, not the absence of "nothing." :-)

As for the DLL... No, I can't help you there either. We discarded it after we tore it apart to figure it out. I can tell you that it wasn't fancy though. If you have Visual Studio, you just create a small VB project and compile it as a DLL. The DLL needs to have a property that you set to NOTHING. Then, you just point to that whenever you need NOTHING. That seemed to be all the code that was in there.

Good luck.

Marty