>I'm not sure about this, but I believe that even though NT is >case-sensitive, Fox is not, so I doubt this is the problem. > Now that I'm at work, I can't check this. We're still 16-bit Windows here. Believe me, this could be a faulty read on my part, but I've had some case sensitivity problems at home with all of this on occasion. But, it could have been a bad read on my part. Since I don't develop any apps right on NT (usually Win 3.x or Win95), I've pretty much run them on NT. However, I've had occasion to have to do things from the Command Window in NT that sure have different results than in Win 3.1x or Win95. I may be putting the blame in the wrong area. Can't check a thing from here though. And I haven't seen any discussion on this, so I would love to get this case sensitivity thing cleared up once and for all. Let's see: VFP on NT is not multi-threaded and doesn't follow the conventions of NT for case sensitivity. Is that all? :) That backward compatibility stuff is a killer, as well as supporting multiple Windows platforms. ==Carl