I did an EXECSCRIPT a little while back:

lVoid=EXECSCRIPT(WPARENT()+[.Activate])

and it did as expected!

My understanding is that it can execute a bunch of lines of code, like command window block copy to clip text (w/ CRs and LFs evun):

lVoid=EXECSCRIPT(_cliptext)

Why do the difficulties always wait till we are fully committed to a given strategy. I still gamble. I would hammer it until it worked as I expect it do work. Sometimes I have to make a compromise (or two<g>).

Hack it through the command window, until you spot some compromise code or beat it!

>Sure but the script also sets up the current directory, and many other environmental features. I suppose that they could all be handled by parameters to a program though. Too bad execscript knows nothing about the EXE or APP.
>
>Glenn
>
>>>I have a problem trying to :
>>>

>>>report form whoha to print
>>>

>>>from and execscript. It seems the execscript does not search the executable for reports or forms. How can the executable be referenced in the "report form " statement?
>>>
>>>Glenn
>>
>>Do you have to use execscript?
>>Could you pass the format as a reference and make it work in a prg?
>>

report form (lcwhoha) to print
>>* or
>>report form &lcwhoha to print

>>PS
>>I did not test! You can test it from the command window!