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Do you need the group header to float below the detail lines? If not, set the detail band to take the maximum amount of space you want to allow. -BP (Barbara Peisch) www.peisch.com

Where do you want the tooltip to show up? I assume you have it on a form somewhere. You need to set that form's ShowTips property to .T. -BP (Barbara Peisch) www.peisch.com

If you just want to use the Internet as your network, you can do that either by using something like Citrix Server (which gets expensive) or by mapping the drive from your server just like you would on a LAN (that has security issues). Rick Strahl had an article on using the mapping technique...

You've probably overridden the Init method of the textbox by putting code in your subclass. You need to add a DODEFAULT() so that the code from the parent class will run in addition to your code. -BP (Barbara Peisch) www.peisch.com

skoko's solutions works. You might want to consider using a checkbox instead of a textbox for logical fields. -BP (Barbara Peisch) www.peisch.com

Toman, DO WHILE works fine in the context Jim posted. He could have also used SCAN WHILE, and left out the test for EOF() and the SKIP at the end of the loop. SCAN REST would NOT be the right scoping to use in this case, because you don't necessary want to keep going through ALL the records...

Mike, You can add my stuff to your FAQ, and you don't need to show it as a quote either. Actually, I covered this error in my presentation at Whilfest a couple of years ago. Here's the full text from the whitepaper: PowerPrinting, Mike's FAQ was discussing combos and lists. I'm not sure...

Actually, there's a bit more to it than what's in that FAQ, although the situation Mike points out is the problem 90% of the time. I've found you can get the "Field 'phrase' not found" error if there's any inconsistency in the RowSource, including if you have the wrong kind of RowSource...

It would help if you post the APPEND FROM line of code you're using. -BP (Barbara Peisch) www.peisch.com

Probably the best bet is for you to get a hold of the book "Internet Applications with Visual FoxPro 6" from http://www.hentzenwerke.com/catalogpricelists/intvfp.htm (Don't worry about the title, pratically all of it still applies in VFP 8.) There have also been numerous articles in FPA over...

What you're seeing is the power of Rushmore optimization. Just keep in mind that things can get weird with changing the filtering if you want to display the results in a grid. If you do run into problems, just post another question here. -BP (Barbara Peisch) www.peisch.com

There's a function called GETFILE() that allows users to browse and select a file. It doesn't have a treeview of the directory structure on the left the way Windows Explorer does, but it might satisfy your needs. -BP (Barbara Peisch) www.peisch.com

How about a parameterized view? You can make the view updatable, which would be a lot easier. -BP (Barbara Peisch) www.peisch.com

No, I haven't heard of any such fluke. I don't think that's the problem. In my web apps that rely on everything being closed on each hit, I close everything on the way out, but also call my close routine at the start of each hit, just to make sure. Is it possible that you're getting an error...

You shouldn't be using any buffering on the source table in most cases. If you do, you have to issue a TABLEUPDATE on BOTH the view and the source table. -BP (Barbara Peisch) www.peisch.com