Kevin:

> ..when I said I had InterDev, unfortunately that is all I will ever have
> access to, I won't be able to buy any other prodcuct.

The Windows Script Hosts are free and are probably already installed
on your system. From VFP, try

loWshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
loWshShell.Run('c:\MyApp\MyHTMLFile.htm')

and see if it serves your purposes.

You can find a lot of information about the Windows Scrip Hosts at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting/default.htm?/scripting/hosting/iactivesc

Our own George Tasker and Ed Rauh co-authored a series of articles for VFUG.

Even if you don't plan to use the WSH for your immediate purposes, I highly
recommend reading about them because you can use them to do seceral things
that VFP can't do without API calls.


> I should have made my question more clear, but basically what I need
> to know is, if I develop ASP's - can these be used in the HTML
> Windows Help?

Not ASP, but you can use DHTML if you are using Windows Explorer 4.0 or later.


Daniel