Thanks Josh,
I totally forgot that the source control stuff was accessable programmatically! I guess I'll just rewrite that program. Thanks for your speedy help.
Marcus.

>What version of VFP are you using? With VFP 6's project object you could easily write a program that would check out the files, strip out the printer info, then check the files back in. In VFP 5 I think you would have to deal with the VSS object model and also manually update the PJX. Probably more trouble than it's worth.
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>>Thanks,
>>The big downside is I have to check out 60 reports! I haven't found a way to check out a bunch of files at one time yet. I'm sure its possible, but doesn't seem like you can through the VFP project manager.
>>Marcus.
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>>>That will work. The other option would be to check out all the reports, strip the printer info, then check them back in. That way the stripped reports would be in VSS. The one disadvantage of this is that you may run into trouble if someone else has a report checked out.
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>>>>Thanks for clearing that up Josh, let me see it I understand this for my situation. I need to strip the printer info out of each report before I compile. Because this is automatically saved with the report it will always be in my VSS copy of the reports. I will need to make sure I have the latest reports in my local directory, then un-attrib all the reports, run my program to strip printer info, then compile? Do you know of a better way to deal with printer info in reports? Thanks again.
>>>>Marcus.