IMHO, there is no such thing as bug free or error free or whatsoever programming tool. I've used Dev2000 and PowerBuilder and it's the same, there are unexpected errors occuring while in development or at run time.


>>>That's VFP 6.0. This was in reponse to a question about VFP 5.0. I've never seen this sort of behavior in 5.0, unless I've done something wrong. I don't have a problem with admitting that there's a problem with VFP 6.0 when IE 4.01 isn't installed or DCOM98 isn't.
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>>Your right... VFP 5.0 says the subject line...
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>>>In working with VFP 6.0, I haven't seen this. I only know what's been reported here. Of course, I've got IE 4.01 installed, so that may be the reason. I have gotten this error, but it was something I did. Like I said, I don't have a problem with admitting when there's a problem with the product. Neither do I have a problem admitting my own mistakes.
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>>I do have 4.01 SP1 installed.
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>>>I understand your frustration.
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>>Thanks... didn't mean to snap at you.
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>Hi BOb,
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>Wasn't taken that way. I was simply trying to post my experiences in the matter. Unfortunately, sometimes the sequence of events that occurs is: 1. Program GPFs, 2. Programmer immediately blames it on product bug. Until I can prove otherwise, I always blame myself. Too often I've done something incredibly stupid that blows up VFP.:-)


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>I will say one other thing in reference to my environment that might make a difference. I'm using Win98.
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>Hope you get the problem resolved.
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>Regards,