>Just did a
>LIST MEMORY TO pubvars.txt noconsole
>
>and there it was:
>
>" 35 variables defined, 31 bytes used"
>
>Obviously, some of the variables are using negative bytes; the more of such bytes they use, the more positive bytes are actually freed up. With some wiggling, one may use half the available memory in these negative bytes, and still have all the physical RAM free :).
>
>There should be a professional memorial day, the in memory of the day when memory manufacturers went broke... over this finding.

Gee:) Great, so if I define 64K arrays with 64K elements each I would end up with more memory then I have physically installed:)

PS: I assumed you were joking. If not, VFP refers to the bytes used by defined variables, not the variables themselves.
Cetin