>Ooops, I always wind up leaving some bit of information out of my original post.
>
>I want to end up with an .scx. I'll give you the full scenario so you can see what it is I'm after.
>
>I have old DOS programs that use @say and @get. I've written a program that goes through and strips out all the @say & @get information (positions, text, formatting, etc) and stores that info in a table.
>
>Now I want to take that table and generate .scx's ... kind of a fast way of getting into the Visual realm without having to manually re-draw all my old screens.

If you have the original SCX's for FoxDOS, take a look at a program I uploaded to the UT called Mig. It converts old SCX's to OOP based ones. I have newer version if you are interested.

Alex