Ron,
Vlad told you how to save your variables, but you might think about using tables and an application object instead of variables. You can define an application object which holds all of your variables as properties or you can put them into a table.

All these methods take about the same amount of time to implement, but I've found that SAVE/RESTORE can end up corrupted far more than using a DBF to store information.

>Hello all,
>
>I'm rather new to the list but I think it is great. in a former life, I could save memory variables to a file and restore them upon start of the application with the commands...
>Save All Like myvar???? to Myapp.cfg and
>Restore from Myapp.cfg additive
>Is there a similar function(s) in VFP6 or does someone have a procedure that does the same???
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Ron