Garrett,

Why I would want to "kill VFP" is beyond me.

You are absolutely correct, however, about me 'getting my facts straight" and for this I apologize. . .

The reference regarding limited control support was *not* under the ActiveDoc heading, but rather under the "Other Internet Support" and in particluar the File > SaveAsHTML option. I had erroneously skipped that sub-title as I was reading. A simple error, but a costly one. I shall take a remedial reading course before future comments.

That's where I (erroneously) got it from.

Regards,

Jim N

>>What you describe here would be nice if it were true! Possibly it is, but if so
>>then it goes against what is said in FP Advisor June/98 issue story on VFP 6.0.
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>Jim, are you blind, or are you just doing whatever you can to kill VFP6, since it didn't have your wish list stuff in it?
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>>1) ActiveDoc is limited to IE3 and IE 4 (that is, *not* any ol Browser) as well
>>as requiring the VFP runtime DLL (as you noted).
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>ActiveDoc is not limited to IE: it will run in any browser that supports it. Right now, that is IE, true.
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>>2) ActiveDoc has support *ONLY* for TextBox, EditBox, ListBox, CheckBox and
>>OptionGroup - *NOT* Grid or PageFrame or ComboBox or *ANY* of the other
>>controls/containers you might use.
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>I have absolutely no idea where you got this from. If you had actually read that article, you would have seen a form with a Grid on the second page of that article.
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>I tested it myself, too: I just did a form with a ActiveX Calendar control and a combo. Worked just fine.
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>You know, Jim, there is this minor concept called "knowing what you're talking about"... read up on it sometime.
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>>In the case of using these you arrarently get some message along the lines of >"not supported".
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>Wrong, wrong, wrong.