>>>>>>I have a single form called from a PRG. It is set up as a top level form. I also set _SCREEN.Visible=.f. at the top of my PRG. The problem is that when I run the executable I create I see the form (with no desktop, as desired) but I have to click on the screen to make it active. I have mostly done FPW apps so I'm not that fluent in the basics of VFP 6. What do I need to add to make the form active?
>>>>>
>>>>>I heavily work with SDI forms and never had this problem. However I don't do that the way you do. I think your problem is using :
>>>>>_screen.visible = .f.
>>>>>
>>>>>What I do is to have a config.fpw with :
>>>>>screen = off
>>>>>
>>>>>Cetin
>>>>
>>>>I thought of that and tried it but I have more than one program in the same directory. I don't want all apps to have the screen invisible. That's why I put it in the code.
>>>>
>>>>I wound up putting the code in the screen's Activate event code.
>>>
>>>You could then create a special config.fpw only for that one. ie:
>>>*config.spc
>>>screen=off
>>>
>>>myexe -cconfig.spc
>>>
>>>Cetin
>>
>>I thought of that too but the user usually winds up just double-clicking the executable in Windows Explorer. We can't count on the user using a particular shortcut. Thanks for the suggestion, though.
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>Then build that particular CONFIG.FPW into the .EXE. That way, only that .EXE has that behavior.

I didn't realize you could build a CONFIG.FPW file into the .EXE. Is there anything special you have to do for your app to use that file other than include it in the project? Does the app know to look there for the CONFIG data?