Well, that doesn't seem to be it. I can't just wait for a certain number of milliseconds, which is what that function does. The program that I RUN might take 2 seconds to run or it might take 2 minutes. This tool was, I think, some sort of DLL that may have wrapped one or more API calls to get the job done. I remember it being called PROCESS, but I could be just way off on that.

>Are you thinking about the SLEEP function? If so go to UT Windows API and search for description of SLEEP.
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>>I'm not just looking for anything, I'm looking for something specific. I thought that I saw a mention about a particular tool in one of Doug Hennig's articles in FoxTalk, but now I can't find it and he doesn't remember mentioning such a tool. Anyway, it was a PRG or DLL or something that would basically make VFP stop and wait until a process finished before it continued. For example, you RUN an external program and you want to make sure it finishes before VFP does anything else (normally VFP would continue upon its way and not pause after the RUN command). This tool did that. I should have written it down right away, but I didn't and now I'm regretting it. Anybody seen this?
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>>Thanks,
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>>Russell Campbell