Jeff ---

Is it still in suspended animation right now, or have you gotten it fixed so that you can use the original VFP version?

My concern more than anything else is not to leave you hanging.

Jim



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>>>>(2) I sent a message today about fixing the Code References bug. Have you tried that? There is no need to re-install VFP9 to correct it. You reported this bug today and got a response on a fix today. (And, curiously, you have not reported any problem with what the new version either does or does not do, only that you cannot reinstall the original)
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>>>Hitting IGNORE doesn't work in the VFP in-the-box Code References app. The in-the-box Code References app is totally hosed.
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>>>No, from what I can tell there is no problem with the VFPx version of Code References app other than it hoses the VFP version of Code References app.
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>>Is there some reason you would expect the VFP version to run? This VFPx version is designed as a replacement for the native VFP version.
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>I did not do a full install of the VFPx version. I installed it in a separate location from the VFP version and I modified my custom menu to call the VFPx version. I never ran the VFPx installer since that changed the registry entry to point to the VFPx version.
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>I wanted to run both versions separately in case I saw problems in VFPx BETA version and then I would then be able to easily discard it without having to uninstall (which backs out the registry entry).
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>" I sent a message today about fixing the Code References bug. Have you tried that?"
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>Maybe I missed your message. I got the one message to press IGNORE button a number of times during the error dialog, but that doesn't fix the VFP version. The error dialog comes up all over the place.
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>Listen, I know that you guys are doing this for free and I appreciate that.
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>>Unless there is some problem with it, I am surprised that you would have any interest in returning to the original -- and, even if you wanted to, that you would consider reinstalling VFP9 altogether to replace software that is running without problems.
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>Again, I wanted the luxury of being able to easily go back to the plain VFP version without uninstall hassles which I've had with other free VFP stuff. Unfortunately, at this point I feel annoyed and I feel like a jerk because I'm complaining about something that was FREE and done by good hearted volunteers. But, bottom line is that I ignored my "never install BETA software" rule and I can only blame myself.