I just e-mailed you the table.

Thanx
>>Sounds Gretat!
>dtrapp@erols.com
>
>>Where do i send the files?
>>
>>Alfred
>>
>>>>Hi Don.
>>>>
>>>>Thank you for your reply, this sounds very interesting and I'm very interested in this product.
>>>>
>>>>Can you elaborate more on it?, where do I get it, how much and all those things.
>>>>
>>>>I will send you the DBF and some sample data right now.
>>>>
>>>>Again, thank you very muchand please let me know about this product of yours.
>>>>
>>>>Thanx
>>>>Alfred
>>>>p.s.
>>>>Please send all future e-mail to:
>>>>atra@intelexis.com
>>>>
>>>>please send me your e-mail
>>>
>>>I call it DynaWeb99, and haven't put any price on it. I have passed it on to a few other developers but without source code to the primary class. Although it may not have the extreme history that Rick's Web Connection system has, I think it has a lot of power and can be extremely simple to build forms.
>>>
>>>Creating the site consists of creating form classes derived from my customized class, and allows you to include things such as standard textbox, labels, comboboxes, radio buttons, command buttons, images, grids (even supports dynamicCurrentControl). Put them on a form class and build the .exe. It even allows you to show/hide certain objects on the form with the use of WHEN() returning a .F. value, or Visible property = .F.
>>>
>>>Referencing variables from a web hit is as simple as
>>>
>>>Thisform.MyText.Value rather than reading from the URL string.
>>>
>>>Grids are constructed as they are physically laid out including header colors, proportional column sizes, number of rows displayed, etc.
>>>
>>>When I get your sample files, I will put a quick sample together for you and send you DynaWeb99 with a sample based on your tables.