>The d-drive problem in FPW 2.6 is a pervasive one, and will appear in a lot of different places. We have reformatted every development computer in our office to have only a c drive. This has helped, however we have also found remnants of d-drive references in some unusual places. For example: we have had to use a hex-editor to remove d-drive references from both our genpd.app and setup.app files.
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>>>After compiling an APP in Foxpro 2.6a on a machine that has both a C: Drive and a CD-ROM, When try to pull up the executable I get Error Reading Drive D:, d being the CD-ROM Drive. If I put a cd in the cd-rom drive it solves the problem but that is not an acceptable fix. I tried to find somthing on Microsofts Knowledge Base but was unsuccessful. If any one else has this problem please let me know the outcome. Thanks
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>>Hi Jeff,
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>>This is a known problem in FPW2.6. The solutions that have been offered are:
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>>1) To compile the app on a machine that has only a C: drive.
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>>2) Open up the project file as a table ( USE MyProject.pjx . . . AFTER backing up the .PJX and .PJT ) and locate all references to the D: drive and remove/change them to C: drive. Close the project table, PACK it and recompile the app. This is the solution we have successfully used.
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>>Others in the forum may have other solutions and you might check the UT KB and/or the MS KB.
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>>Bill

There is a file I loaded up here on the UT files section a while back, that supposedly will go thru your project and fix the D: drive problem..

Thanx!

Tony Miller
Vancouver, Wa