>Gil, reading and writing values to and from the registry is really easy once you have the semantics of the API calls out of the way. There are a couple of really good registry classes available here for download- I use Rick Strahl's currently but any will work fine.
>Using a class like this allows you to make calls to the registry basically like
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>oReg.WriteValue(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, "Software\MyCompany\MyProgram\MyVersion\Settings","CustomStoredVal",THISFORM.MyProperty)
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>AND
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>oReg.ReadValue(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, "Software\MyCompany\MyProgram\MyVersion\Settings","CustomStoredVal")
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>or something like that.
>
>Once you are comfortable with it, you can integrate it into your framework and build form that remember their size and position, as well as any other user preferences.


I was going to show him the hard way - I didn't think of looking in the download section. I just blew the dust of my VFP3 CD to get Win32API.HLP file and cut and paste the three required sections to a doc file. Oh well, can't win them all (there's ALWAYS an easier way).

Merry Christmas,