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>Last week I got more answers in one day from this forum that we've gotten from them in the last month. I appreciate your help so much. This long story is just to tell you how much it helps alleviate frustration just to know a direction to look in to solve the problems that crop up.
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>Thanks again to you and to everybody.
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>Kim Hughs
>IL Dept of Revenue

Anytime... I'm glad I could be of assistance.

BTW, your IS department WILL be doing themselves a disservice by going backwards to VB and Access. Access cannot handle the application you described in your original post. You will either need to use the FP or VFP tables and recreate the frontend, or go to a SQL backend.

VFP7 is an amazing tool... you may want to take a look at it.