Hi Kevin,

>Rex is right (sounds like a bumper sticker < s >)

Hey - I have that one stuck on the back window of my deisel-burning Ford F-350 right behind my rifles. It used to be right next to the "Jimmy Carter is no longer the worst President we ever had" one, but I took scraped that one off a year ago :-)

I bet you see a lot of those "right" stickers in Virgina. One of the few states I would consider living in <g> Say hi to Ollie for me the next time you see him :-)

>>...ANYWAY, my apologies if I missed the fact that you are placing the libraries you added to the Generic project in a directory other than Generic\Libs.
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Shoot Kevin! How did I miss that obvious fact? I never cease to amaze myself (and you too most likely!)!

>>You can do one of two things...either move these libraries into the Generic\Libs folder,
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I will do that.

>> or add code to Quick Start that copies your directory. If you want to do the latter, add a CopyDir() command to Quick Start's "QStartMA.prg" program. Look for the following command:
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>llResult = CopyDir(lcGenericDir, gcDestinationDir)
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>After this command, add your own CopyDir() command that copies from/to your desired directories.
>
>Note: To edit the QuickStart project, do the following:
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>1. CD to the ProjMgr6 directory
>2. Run "Do StartMM"...this sets your paths properly
>3. Open the Generic project
>4. Make your changes
>5. Compile a new QStart.app
>6. Copy QStart.app from the QStart directory to the Common30\Utils directory.
>

Thanks for that tip Kevin! Good stuff!

-pw