I really don't think that VFP has an 80 object limitation, but neither do I know what is causing your problem.
As a workaround, you might try to add objects at runtime. Instead of adding "only the objects you need", as Nadya suggest, you might actually add all objects to the form.
Also try creating another form, and add some arbitrary objects, to see whether you get the same error message.
Hilmar.
>Right, that's what I'm doing now, to create them on run time to display.. but I really need to display all 80 at the same time.. "customer request" <s>
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>>>hi all,
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>>>What is the max number of objects allowed in a form? I guess it shouldn't be a small number, but when I put 80 containers on a form, it gives "record out of range" error when I save the form.
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>>>Any idea? Is it possible to avoid from this? Because I really need this number of containers.. I also have tried to use shapes instead of container, but still the same..
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>>>Thanks,
>>>Jimi
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>>Do you really need to put them all and display? It's hard to believe. I would just instantiate them in run-time, when they are needed.
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