Well, if you've been managing PMFakeout manually you should be fine!

>Thanks Mike,
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>I have used PMfakeout, from Drew, for years, but I think it was before we had project hooks available and I have not updated to automate it. I just copy lines in manually, or external array references and so on.
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>I do use the hooks to make backup copies of all of my project's contents before they are modified, but I never applied that to the pjx and pjt themselves!
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>I guess I will do a new project build and clean house!!
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>Thanks again.
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>Al Allison
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>>Here's what you can do to prevent the problem from ever being this serious again.
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>>Make a project hook class. Add a new procedure to your main.prg. Drew Speedie calls it PMFakeout.
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>>As files are created/added/deleted the project hook adds/deletes a line of the form

EXTERNAL filetype filename

to/from this dummy procedure.
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>>If ever your project gets corrupted, you simply add the main.prg and rebuild. Since the project hook would update the main.prg for every file added/deleted the project manager would pull in everything.
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>>This feature is part of Visual MaxFrame. I've had three projects corruptions in the last several years, and I recovered from them perfectly in only a few seconds.
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>>>To all
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>>>What is the best course to take for a 'project memo file is missing or invalid'?
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>>>TIA
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>>>Al