>I did as you suggested up through the compiling part. The class browser still crashed VFP.
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>As far as SP3, Help/About says that it is Visual FoxPro 6.0 SP3 and that the version is 06.00.8492.00.
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Dumb SWAG, but is it possible that the files are flagged as Read-Only? I've never seen a C...5 from opening something with the Class Browser that's read-only, but coming off CD extracted from VSS strongly suggests the file might be flagged read-only.

The only other things that I can think of are corrupted registry entries on your system, or garbage living in the FOXUSER resource file. I'd try renaming my FOXUSER .DBF and .FPT to something else, letting VFP create new ones from scratch, and I'd skim through the options subkey for VFP6 to see if anything bizarre was there.

If you got FOXUSER files with the app, that'd be the most promisingsource of problems...


>I don't have the option of getting the library from VSS because this library came to me on CD and it hasn't been put into VSS at my location yet. I have contacted the person who provided the files to see if he can provide a good copy of the library.
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>If you have any other suggestions I'd love to hear them. Thank you.
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>Larry
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>>The first thing to do is to try to clean and recompile the class libraries under VFP6. You may have problems with the The VCX and VCT are the class library; the VCA is used to store the class library under VSS in an 'ASCII-fied' form. The VCA is used by VSS to create the VCX and VCT when they're pulled out of VSS.
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>>Try the following:
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>>USE ClassLib.VCX EXCLUSIVE
>>PACK
>>USE
>>COMPILE CLASSLIB ClassLib.VCX
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>>Now use the Class Browser.
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>>Make sure that you have at least Visual Studio SP3 applied to your VFP6 system; it fixed lots of C...5 errors.
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>>>Is there a way that I could re-create the VCX/VCT files from the VCA file? It looks like the SCCTEXT program does not convert from a text VCA file to a VCX file.
>>>
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>>Extract the files directly from VSS to a different folder.