I think I've got an idea of what you're saying. It sounds way more complicated than I need to get, though. As long as it will look for the table in the current directory, I'll be fine.

Thanks,

-Michelle




>I meant this:
>[start paste from help]
>
>SYS(2014, cFileName [, Path])
>Returns the minimum path relative to the current or specified
>directory for a specified file.
>
>Returns
>
>Character
>
>Arguments
>
>cFileName Specifies the name of the file for which SYS(2014)
>returns the minimum path. If you omit Path, SYS(2014) returns the
>minimum path between the file and the current directory. You can
>change the current directorywith SET DEFAULT.
>
>Path Specifies a directory for which SYS(2014) returns the minimum
>path between the specified directory and the file specified with
>cFileName.
>
>Remarks
>
>SYS(2014) can be used with FULLPATH( ) to make applications
>portable. That is, when given the location of the current program
>and the location of other files used by the program, FULLPATH( ) and
>SYS(2014) obtain the proper paths for these files. Once the files’
>paths are determined, the files can be accessed by the program.
>[end paste]
>
>This would involve going through the .pjx file, and replacing name
>with
> sys(2014, name, curd())
>....though VFP should have done it by itself; I've checked one of my
>..pjx files, and found only one set of files marked with a full
>pathname (because they are members of a library directory on another
>disk); all the others reside in the current directory, so my case is
>very simple. If you're doing this, just verify that all the strings
>in the Name memo have are null terminated (i.e. the last char of it
>is chr(0). If you open it in the editor, it shows as a little hollow
>square. Once you get finished with this, rebuild the project (be
>sure to check Rebuild All).