>I'm trying to use BINDEVENT() to suspend a VFP app running on the network while a seperate VFP app running locally creates a table in a specific local folder. Once the table is created the network app resumes and processes the file from the local folder. I've been reading the MSDN articles on BINDEVENT(), but so far it all looks related to mouse clicks, etc. Is there a Windows Message that will fire when a file gets created?
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>This is the first time I'm using BINDEVENT() and I can use any help I can get.
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>Thanks in advance,
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>Larry Morelli

Check Solution Samples "Binding to Windows Message events" run the form and then select "File/Folder Shell Events" from Combo.