I agree. If it is a case where you need to get the application out there right away, then the users can live with the overlapping @SAYs and you can spend your time converting the old screens to new forms. Of course, try using a fixed space font as G.F. suggested, but I would spend any more time than that of the old way of doing things.

Good luck.

Joe

>Delbert,
> If you are using @SAY and @GET in VFP you are heading down a road of destruction. You need to be creating Forms with Visual FoxPro. In my opinion I would not count on @SAY and @GET being around much longer. Also there is no reason to use these constructs. They are for 2.x compatability only.
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>The Visual FoxPro form designer is a much better tool for developing forms and has much more power than @SAY and @GET ever did. The form designer can seem intimidating at time especially coming from 2.x but the advantages greatly outweigh the disadvantages.
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>I am not a zealot that says what other people do is wrong but in this case I feel you need to make a course correction ASAP.
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>Thanks,
>Rod