>>>Thanks Glenn for answering....Rob
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>>Rob, you might try deleting your Foxuser.DBF file from the VFP directory (or changing its name if you're nervous about deleting). It will re-create itself when you load VFP, and you can re-set your defaults. I just did this when I lost my Ctrl-S (Save) and Ctrl-V (Paste) functions. Still don't know the cause, but it worked! Before I deleted it, it had bloated up to about 600K. Now it's a slim 56K.
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>>At worst, you'll have to re-set your defaults one more time. At best, you'll be resetting them for the LAST time.
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>>HTH
>>Barbara
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>This is interesting, I will keep a eye on the size of my own Foxuser.
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>Could SET RESOURCE be being set programatically ?
>It may be worth trying SYS(2001,'RESOURCE') in the debug window when running some of the systems - to break if the setting changes.
>This is 'clutching at straws' if you know what I mean, as I do not see any reason for this SET to change.

Glenn, I've found that when I've crashed VFP that sometimes it starts behaving oddly. Almost always deleting the FoxUser will solve the problems. I think that items that should be stored on exit aren't, so when it starts up it reads bad data.

Barbara