>>Hi,
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>>I really can't find a way to do this simple thing:
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>>It is possible to add a xxx.txt file to the VFP toolbox such that when I click it or select "modify" it will be edited inside VFP editor, as though I type MODIFY FILE xxx.txt in the command window?
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>When you add an item as a File item, it uses whatever editor is associated with that file type in Windows, so you won't be able to do this using either an explicitly added file, or a Dynamic Folder category (which automatically sets its contents up as files) unless you're willing to use the VFP editor as the default for all TXT files.
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>You could add a script that opens the specified file, but it'll work oddly. To open it, you'd have to drag onto the desktop.
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>So I guess the answer to your question is no, not anything I can think of.
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>Tamar

Hi, nice to meet you here!
I think I will just leave it to the external text editor. I got a feeling in this case I am using Toolbox for a task it is not ordinarily designed for (I mean to use the VFP's internal editor on a txt file)

Btw, neither your book "What's New in Visual FoxPro 8.0" nor VFP9's help talk about the details of Toolbox's "script". The term script is too general for me, I wonder what exactly is the kind of "script" that Toolbox is expecting? Is it a Windows script?