Augusto,
A Win.Ini is a structure text file that many application use to store
application specific information. There is probably some routines
in the library section to read/write these files.
Regardless of what type of file you use (i.e. Win.Ini or Dbf) file you need some
means to pass to the application where your application directories start. You could
also pass the information to your application by parameters.
Do you use some type of application object? An application object is
an object that you have defined (via customer class) to store global
type information. In this application object you would create
a property to store your start-up path.
After you store this path in the application object you could use it as
I had indicated previously.
-myron kirby-
myronk@flash.net
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>Mr Kirby
>i, sorry but i dont undertand that you traing to explain me .. let me see
>you say that i have to read the unit from the win.ini of the user?
>when you say that i could
>
>> SET PATH TO (oApp.PathTemp)
>tyhis is the way to read the unit of the user? ( i dont know what is > oApp.PathTemp ( any event in VFP)
>>
> USE (oApp.PathTemp + [
])
>is this the way to acces a table whatever unit the user has?
>
>i'm sorry again but you know
> i think that my knowledege in vfp 5.0 is not too big like yours
>
>thanks again
>A.M.G
