Sorry,

Left out a #DEFINE (that'll teach me not to preview). Try:

#DEFINE MAIL_CONNECT   0
#DEFINE MAIL_HELO      1
#DEFINE MAIL_FROM      2
#DEFINE MAIL_RCPTTO    3
#DEFINE MAIL_DATA      4
#DEFINE MAIL_DOT       5
#DEFINE MAIL_QUIT      6

Cheers,

Andrew

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>So further to my reply, you can either use the numbers or (mor sensibly in my opinion) define them as constants and use the constants in code:
>

MAIL_CONNECT   0
>#DEFINE MAIL_HELO      1
>#DEFINE MAIL_FROM      2
>#DEFINE MAIL_RCPTTO    3
>#DEFINE MAIL_DATA      4
>#DEFINE MAIL_DOT       5
>#DEFINE MAIL_QUIT      6

>You can put these definitions in the source file/s or (preferably) put them in a header file and #INCLUDE the header file.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Andrew
>

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>>G'Day,
>>
>>If this is a VB enum statement (and it looks like one to me), then it is 0-based and incremental:
>>

MAIL_CONNECT   0
>>MAIL_HELO      1
>>MAIL_FROM      2
>>MAIL_RCPTTO    3
>>MAIL_DATA      4
>>MAIL_DOT       5
>>MAIL_QUIT      6

>>Cheers,
>>
>>Andrew
>>

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>>>Does anybody know how to use the Enum Values in VFP. Fro example if I have the following Enum structure how can I convert to VFP
>>>
>>>Private Enum SMTP_State
>>> MAIL_CONNECT
>>> MAIL_HELO
>>> MAIL_FROM
>>> MAIL_RCPTTO
>>> MAIL_DATA
>>> MAIL_DOT
>>> MAIL_QUIT
>>>End Enum
>>>
>>>Thanks in Advance