>>I am wanting to change the priorty of my application programmatically.
>>Has anyone done this?
>
>You can use the following API calls to do this:
>
>

>DECLARE INTEGER GetCurrentThread ;
>   IN WIN32API
>
>DECLARE INTEGER GetThreadPriority ;
>   IN WIN32API ;
>   INTEGER tnThreadHandle
>
>DECLARE INTEGER SetThreadPriority ;
>   IN WIN32API ;
>   INTEGER tnThreadHandle,;
>   INTEGER tnPriority
>

>
>Be careful with these things though to not set priority too high
>or you'll kill the system You should take the priority to 1 maybe
>2, but no more, especially under NT...

Hi Rick,

Just a quick question for those of us who are Internet challenged. In VFP 6.0 SP3 we have the _VFP.ThreadID property. Do you have any idea why this value doesn't match that which GetCurrentThread() returns. GetCurrentThreadID() returns the same value, but as I understand it, GetCurrentThread() returns a pseudo-handle to the thread. I guess what I'm asking is why would the pseudo-handle work where the real one wouldn't?

tia,