Now I first run Recompile All Files, clean all frx files and then compile exe without the Recompile All Files option.

/Torgny

>Torgny, thank you so much for doing this!
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>When I looked at your information, I did not even have to compile to see where the issue was, and why I could not reproduce it earlier.
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>The required factor is an #INCLUDE file in the DataEnvironment code!
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>After looking at your report quickly, I simply looked at one of my reports with an #INCLUDE and saw the same effect immediately.
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>Here's what I can do now:
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>1) verify whether the compiler has to do this or not. It may have to.
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>In your report, you don't realize this but in my report, my #INCLUDE has some subsidiary #INCLUDES, like this:
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>* COVERAGE.H
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>*&* Coverage character constants for log and parsing:
>#INCLUDE COV_CHAR.H
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>*&* Coverage localized strings (may use some constants above):
>#INCLUDE COV_LOCS.H
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>*&* Coverage common dialog component constants:
>#INCLUDE COV_DLGS.H
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>*&* Coverage specs & requirements:
>#INCLUDE COV_SPEC.H
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>*&* Coverage registry object constants:
>#INCLUDE COV_REGS.H
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>*&* Coverage tune-able options:
>#INCLUDE COV_TUNE.H
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>

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>When I look in the FontFace field, I see that, this is where the compiler is handling the included #INCLUDEs.
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>2) Once verified, if it is not necessary it will be fixed. If it is necessary, HTMLListener can account for it -- Actually XMLListener will account for it by removing this information as it does the other compiled code information.
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>I really appreciate your patience.
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