>>I would have soon a demo version of my program if that interests you...
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>Yes, I would REALLY appreciate you helping me anyhow (with this demo) regarding keeping the pictures (*.jpg) in directories or in tables. If you could make it so that I can read some of the codes, it is up to you, but I need all the help I can get.

I will try to send you some examples as soon as possible (...) For the code, I will do my best. It's a commercial product and I'm not the only one involved in this business...


>From what I understand, it sounds like that I would have to keep the pictures (*.jpg format) in the "DOS" directories. That would mean I would have to manually create 3,000 sub-directories and then add the pictures into those directories. A lot of them are going to be one picture per item/sub-directory, but this would help if we get two or more pictures.

Your pictures can be in any directory, You don't need to put one picture per directory, it will be very slow and heavy. The location is really not important, you just have to find the best and logical way to organize your pictures... The rest of the work is done by the program....

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>BTW, what version of VFP are you using? I am using VFP 6.0.
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>Are we on the same understanding?
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>Chuck

I use actually VFP 5.0 but my copy of VFP 6.0 is allready ordered and I'm impatient to test it... Everything is very slow in Europe concerning American products and in USA they refuse to sell me a copy of VFP 6.0... Strange business !!!

Gilles