>Care to share it or is it top secret?

Oh, well since you asked. . . .< G > It's only a theory, but I'll be trying it out tomorrow. I've got the same problem with a long running query which pulls data from SQL Server, builds a Word document and returns it to the user. I will check to see the number of records pulled on the initial query, then if it's more than 3, I'll return a custom javascript page that I build on the fly which has a timer on it and a link to the document I'll build in a seperate VFP Process. Sounds good anyway, doesn't it? I'll let you know if it works out tomorrow.

John

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>>>Has anyone found a way around this problem. I am aware of the example on Rick's enterprise page but I can't guarantee the user will be running 2000 on the server. Most of our customers are using NT4 right now.
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>>Yes, I have found a workaround.