>>One solution may be to mimic the appearance and behaviour of Access in >>VFP using Visual FoxBasic. Have a look at the earlier discussions about >>this feature for more information. >> >>/Paul > >ROFLMAO!!!!!!! > >Craig I think rather than Visual FoxBasic (VFB), what you want for this application is Visual FoxBasic for Applications (VFBA). VFBA is probably best suited to mimic the "look and feel" of Access. I had a beta a while back (build date 04/01/97) and it started choking on tables that had more than 20,000 records, just like Access. It also seemed to have similar performance traits as Access when more than 4 or 5 users attempted to utilize the application at the same time. Unfortunately, Visual FoxBasic for Applications has suffered from a curious lack of marketing from Microsoft. I've started to suspect that this apparent snub might be due to reports of a horrible new macro virus which can attach itself to your database tables. -- Colin