FoxPro Screen and .EXE - VFP 7.0

2007-01-17 Thread Hines, Catherine 
I'm creating an executable from a program that runs against Oracle and
produces an Excel output file.  It does nothing else; there is no form.
I've created a project, added my program to the project, and created an
executable from the project.  Which works fine, but it opens a MS Visual
FoxPro screen while it runs.  I want to suppress that screen.  How do I
do that?

 

Thanks, 

Catherine Hines   

 



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RE: FoxPro Screen and .EXE - VFP 7.0

2007-01-17 Thread Tracy Pearson 
with a Config.fpw file.
It's a text files you can put the following in it
  _Screen = off
  resource = off

See: http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~OneFormVfpApp~VFP

Tracy

 -Original Message-
 From: Hines, Catherine
 Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 2:23 PM


 I'm creating an executable from a program that runs against
 Oracle and produces an Excel output file.  It does nothing
 else; there is no form. I've created a project, added my
 program to the project, and created an executable from the
 project.  Which works fine, but it opens a MS Visual FoxPro
 screen while it runs.  I want to suppress that screen.  How
 do I do that?



 Thanks,

 Catherine Hines




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