>>>>>>>>How can you tell what the PATH is set to after you invoke a SET PATH? I know you can use SYS(5)/SYS(2003) when you want to see what the DEFAULT DIR is. At DOS, if
>>>>>>>>you type PATH, you can see what PATH is set to.
>>>>>>>>What do you do in vfp50?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>help
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Use SET("PATH")
>>>>>>
>>>>>>thank you ..thank you.. I am having a problem...
>>>>>>I made an EXE and it lives on my local drive. I want my EXE to find
>>>>>>the data on a network drive. When I use SET PATH out of a FORM, the EXE finds the data on the network drive, but I get an error when I try to quit. the debug stops on a line that say: myform.myobject.ENABLED = .T...
>>>>>>help
>>>>>
>>>>>Debug also tells you in what event/method this line located and what is the problem. Using this information you can either go to code and change it, or, at least, share this information with me.
>>>>
>>>>It is the CLICK event on a line that says: myform.myobject.ENABLED = .T.
>>>
>>>This is Click event of what? And what is the error message?
>>
>>It is the CLICK EVENT of a command buttom off a FORM and the error message is :
>>OBJECT myobject IS NOT FOOUND
>>and
>>this only happens when I change the PATH from a FORM in the program.
>
>Is 'myform' the same form which contains the commandbutton? What is 'myobject'?

Good Morning... No.. It is a different form and it was not sub-classed
like all my form were in this program.