>Hi Brian,
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>>Yes, but unfortunately, all that does is to create a situation in which the VFP7 start page opens every time regardless of whether or not you want it to. Remember that I want to create shortcuts to open VFP7's start page directly, or C#'s start page, or VB's depending on what is in the command line. Changing the default simply means that when I click my c# shortcut, I'll get the C# filter with the VFP7 start page. Not ideal.
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>>I've tried blanking out the default altogether, but the msdn won't allow that.
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>>I'd like to change the default on the fly, I guess, but there doesn't seem to be a command line switch to do it. Frustrating.
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>>Thanks anyway for trying though.
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>Alan
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>Ahhh, ok. Sorry. Maybe in January...
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>- Brian

Brian, whatever else, don't be sorry for trying to help. As far as January... I'd be willing to bet money (Canadian funds though, so nobody will take me up on it) that a way exists right now, but is simply either incredibly non-obvious, or not documented.

Alan