>>I've developed a huge application in VFP 5, I've generated the .EXE and it is about 4MB, in VFP 3 there was an application GENAPP (i'm not sure it that was the name) that allowed me reduce the size of my .EXE by extracting the code from forms, classlibs, etc of it. I can not find GENAPP in VFP 5. What VFP subdirectory is it in? I would like you to help me find this file.
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>In VFP 5.0 there is the application wizard. (wzapp.app I think the name is of hand). Select Wizards from the tools menu, then All and you'll get a dialog to select the application wizard.
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I think you misunderstood me what I meant is that there was some program that came with VFP3 that extracted all the source code of forms, vcx and so on from the exe, i don't remember its name but i remember having used it, i liked it but now in VFP5 there is not a program that does that task.
>>The other question is that I have an application written in FPD and it does some files and directories managament in order to work with several configurations, I did the management of the directories by using lines of codes like RUN MD MYDIR or RUN RD MYDIR but I don't want to use DOS' command instead, I would like to use some library for FPD that does that kind of task like creating or removing directories if there is a free library, please let me know. Or I make one myself, i have some knowledge of C but I don't know how to call those DOS' routines.
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>RUN may be your only choice. I don't remember FPD that well, but there may be a library (check the GENPD.APP for a C library to get the correct extension). I'm not sure of this, but once you get the extension, do a search for other files in the tree like it. If you find one named foxtools, it may very well have function named mkdir and rddir. I don't recall seeing one like this, but I thought I heard that a foxtools for DOS existed.
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>hth,
You also mis understood this question. For FPD i mean 'FoxPro for Dos' and the libraries extension for FPD libraries is .PLB there is not a FOXTOOL.PLB that comes with FPD. I would like the help of someone that knows how to access the MD and RD routines of DOS.
TIA
