Tom

>>Should you not be able to obtain the SP, converting to VFP 5, 6 or 7 is not >>too difficult. I have done this on many occasions by making a copy and >>bringing it into the version of interest of VFP. One conversion took about 20 >>minutes to resolve the errors as when I compiled it let me know what code was >>not acceptable. I liked that! No conversion took more than a few hours. The >>end result is a much more stable application. Although I have used VFP 3.0 >>from its Beta release I would never use it again nor have I used it since VFP >>5.0 was released.

Thanks for the swift response.
I wish I could persuade the customer to upgrade - but this isn't possible at the moment.

>>I realize you have to keep your customer happy and comply with his/her wishes >>so good luck with the project. :)

Too right <g> and thanks.

Anna