Thanks Nick,

After looking further into it I noticed that the files were roughly half the size so there would be no utility that could create something out of nothing. I did look into the file using Word97 but could not find the two big methods that I had written. The sad thing is, this is my first experience working with Win98, it came pre-installed on the laptop. I was debating whether to install WinNT on it because of previous driver problems I ran into upgrading HP desktop machines to WinNT. After this little episode I plan on upgrading the laptop this weekend - crossing my fingers.

Mark A. Struck

>>Yes I did, that's when I received the "not a table" message from VFP.
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>>>>I was working on a form when VFP 6.0 locked up under Win98. When I rebooted and tried to modify the form, nothing happens. I tried to USE the form but I get a message back from VFP stating that it is not a table. Does anyone know of anyway to get this form back from the dead? Any help or suggestions would be of great help.
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>>>How did you try to open the form as a table? Did you use...
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>>>USE myform.scx
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>You may try some tools from UT Files section. Once when my form was trashed in similar circumstances (none of the tools had helped) and I just before that I had written a couple of big pieces of code in the form methods - I opened the .SCT file with Notepad and manually copied the code from there, then re-created the form.
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>HTH,
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>Nick