>>Add to that it doesn't replace all API calls either, just a whole lot of 'em
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>Amen, Brother George, Amen. Time for an API Revival Meeting here in the WSH Tabernacle?

I hear ya, Brother Ed.

>>>See WSH Advertising Manual Section title, "How to deal with the short comings of the WSH"

>>>See WSH Advertising Manual Section title, "When to use WSH to deal with the short comings of the native VFP File Tools"
>>>See "FoxTools Extended Help" on UT's Files Section if neither does quite what's needed
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>>BTW, have you gotten your MSDN quarterly update yet? Haven't gotten mine yet, but got the news yesterday. Also, I've never looked, but isn't the latest version of the WSH included there as well as the web site?
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>The latest production version of the WSH released; realize that until a couple of weeks ago, WSH 2.0 was still designated a beta or RC product. The VB and Java engine updates were certainly there, but I think the WSH was still at 1.0 in December officially. I honestly never checked.
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>I've not seen January yet. I'm hoping it's running a few days late to make sure we get final versions of Win2K and Win2K doc thingies in our January MSDN. Otherwise, it's gotta get here tommorrow to get here on time. Maybe time to wander out to the subscription site and see if they shipped? The news is in today's mail here at home.

Well, that was my hope too. Let me know if you find out anything over there. I'd go look, but I'm busy right now with The Automation Server From Hell and trying to track the storm to see if we're gonna get whacked with some snowfall.

>Plus, it's new binder month!!!

Oh I love new binder month< g >.