>After compiling to an EXE, I keep getting an error when I run the EXE for my client. The error is "No Parameters statement found". I looked at my code and there is indeed an LPARAMETERS statement. So, I changed it to PARAMETERS, dropping the leading L. No difference at all!
>
>Why is it that this error ccomes up? The Parameters statement is in my oApp.DO() function. It is called as shown immediately below: (THIS MAKES NO SENSE AT ALL.)
>
>

>lcDefDataLoc = CURDIR()	&& + "DATA\"
>oApp = CREATEOBJECT("cc_AppObject")		&& Create the application object.
>IF VARTYPE(oApp) = "O"
>	oApp.DO("Gemini Plastics Quote System", lcDefDataLoc)	&& Calls the menu and sets up the READ EVENTS wait state.
>	RELEASE oApp	&& After a Clear Events, release the object, oApp.
>	SET RESOURCE ON
>	SET SYSMENU TO DEFAULT	&& 03/30/2006 Cecil.
>	SET HELP TO		&& Cecil Champenois 08/23/2005.
>ELSE
>	MESSAGEBOX("Problem loading application...")
>	QUIT
>ENDIF
>

>
>

>PARAMETERS tcNameSystem AS Character, tcDefDataLoc AS Character
>* tcDefDataLoc, tcDefaultLoc, tcDefDLLLoc, tcDefAppLoc
>* This is the DO procedure in the oApp Application Object.
>WITH This
>	Local lcVersion, lcFinalVersion
>	lcVersion = ALLTRIM(STR(VERSION(5)))	&& Find out the VFP version number.
>	.cVFPVersion = "   [VFP Version " + ;
>					LEFT(lcVersion,1) + "." + ;
>					SUBSTR(lcVersion,2,2) + "]"
>	.cDefDataLoc = tcDefDataLoc		&& DEFAULT DATA Path.
>...
>

Cecil,
I would continue with laparameters.
Might it be that lparameters is not the first executable line?
Might it be that oApp is not created from the class you think?
Might it be that actual error is not there (another call before reaching there)?

From your code what I understand is cc_AppObject is defined directly in main program.
Cetin