>>Msgsvc is normally included in the root level of your distribution directory. I sometimes make a copy of it and put it in my data directory and include it in my database. Once you set your development path with startmm, the application will know where to find it. You don't want to put it in your apps include directory unless you intend to compile the table into your application. Most of the time it is excluded and is a free table. You could just pop it into you data directory as a free table, but the best place for it would be on each user's local drive.
>
>If I am correctly interpreting what you are saying, I would add that if you are going to be using language then you want msgsvc in your data directory and not on each user's local drive. Since language translation of messages can be done by a user, you would want this shared amoung all of them.
>
>Dan
Exactly!