Per Antonio's post, be aware that sappuser.dbf in the VPME9 directory is the default foxuser.dbf for VPM.

I have found that starting VPM by starting VFP calling VPM.APP (in a shortcut, default dir being the vpme9 directory) also can be a help with these crashes.

Hank

>I have too many menus, if I want to add a new menu, I have to remove other unnecessary menus,
>otherwise the VFP will crash.
>
>I'm using VFP 9 with VPM (Visual Promatrix)
>
>Once it crashes, even I uninstall/install VFP and VPM, it won't help.
>it will always crash.
>I have to format the harddisk, reinstall Windows, and reinstall everything.
>
>I guess VFP has the temporary files somewhere.
>If I can delete those temporary files, may be I don't have to reinstall Windows.
>
>Please advise
>
>Jerry