We are being required to use this type of function comment header and defect change headers for all methods, function, programs, etc. I really don't have a problem using the change headers, but the function comment header seems incredibly superfluous for predefined methods like the Click event of a checkbox. I could see it being used for user-defined methods, but in the Foxpro predefined ones it just seems to be a waste of time. Maybe it's just the way I see it. Any thoughts on this?

Regards, Renoir

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*!*	Function Name: ThisForm.chkReport.Click
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*!*	Copyright 2003: This software is property of Blah, blah, blah
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*!*	Author: Renoir
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*!* 	Date of Creation: 12/04/2003
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*!*	Description: Set form property lReport to the value of the report checkbox
*!*	             Need Process button to be enabled when Report checkbox checked
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*!*	Parameters:
*!*		Input:
*!*		In/Out:
*!*		Output:
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*!* 	Returns:
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*!*	Assumptions made in this function:
*!*		Tables Open When Called:
*!*		Tables Positioned When Called:
*!*		Cursors Open When Called:
*!*		Cursors Positioned When Called:
*!*		Globals Initialized Before Called:
*!*		Non-Standard Environment Settings (exclusive, delete, exact, etc):
*!*		Other:
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*!*	#Defect#: 877		Author: Renoir		Date: 12/04/2003
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*!*	Description of changes: Set THISFORM.lReport property to the value of the Report checkbox
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THISFORM.lReport = THIS.VALUE

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*!*	#Defect#: 877		Author: Renoir		Date: 12/05/2003
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*!*	Description of changes: Need Process button to be enabled when Report checkbox checked
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THISFORM.Basecommandgroup1.cmdCommand1.ENABLED = THIS.VALUE