It is often in the same folder as the EXE. Just by looking at the properties of the EXE, you may be editing the PIF file, I think.

Once you find a PIF file, just select its properties, in Windows Explorer.

>Alan
>
>Can you just remind me how to get at the pif file? I've gone brain numb. Even though I've recompiled the system in FOXPRO aot FOXPROX the client is STILL getting the same problem: EMM386 not installed and the reboot business, as described below.
>
>Cheers
>
>Terry
>
>>Does the program have a related '.pif' file (remember those)? If it does, check it's (the pif file) properties and make sure that 'run in dos mode', or whatever the heck it was called, is unchecked.
>>
>>>I've just sent out a bug fixed system (in FPD26) to a client who has just reported to me the following sequence:
>>>
>>>On trying to run the system from his existing icon he gets the message:
>>>
>>>"This program is set to run in MS-DOS" and says that he needs to close all other programs.
>>>
>>>He is in W 98 and nowt else is running, so he answers Y" to the continure message.
>>>
>>>A message then pops up that "AMM386 is not installed".
>>>
>>>He hits a key and the computer reboots.
>>>
>>>Now, it's possible I built this system using FoxproX, rather than Foxpro. Could this be the reason? As in my other thread today, this is the same system that many clients are/were happily using. This is embarrassing as this was meant to fix a wee bug he had (to do with the printing to a file from the other message) but now it's catastrophic.
>>>
>>>I'm losing the plot today as I have at least 3 clients with problems so please HELP!!!!!
>>>
>>>'ppreciate it
>>>
>>>Terry