> The one thing that bothers me is what may have corrupted the
> file in the first place. I did have a FoxPro cannot quit
> situation yesterday as I was trying to make a small app to
> reference countries and codes for use in another application.
> Well, learning by the seat of my pants, I set
: Re: Foxtask.fpt is invalid - VFP9Sp1 within WinXPProSp2
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* I don't think you have to reinstall.
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* The file lives in the same directory as the foxpro program.
* According to the help file it "enables you to manage the
* list of persistent bookmarks (Tasklist Shortcuts) for a
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* Subject: RE: Foxtask.fpt is invalid - VFP9Sp1 within WinXPProSp2
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* It's the table for the VFP tasklist app. Presumably you're
* not using the tasklist app so don't care about it's
* contents. This being the case, you might try things like
* restoring foxt
I don't think you have to reinstall.
The file lives in the same directory as the foxpro program. According
to the help file it "enables you to manage the list of persistent
bookmarks (Tasklist Shortcuts) for an open document." Mine have just
one record in it "by default, _TASKLIST contains t
It's the table for the VFP tasklist app. Presumably you're not using the
tasklist app so don't care about it's contents. This being the case, you
might try things like restoring foxtask.dbf and .fpt from a backup;
clearing the references to the Foxtask table and taskslist in
tools->options->file l
ask.fpt is invalid - VFP9Sp1 within WinXPProSp2
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* Can someone help?
*
* I have lately been getting this error message and would like
* to know if there is a way to recreate the file. Would
* anyone on this list be able to tell me how to do this, or
* otherwise remove the reference to i
Can someone help?
I have lately been getting this error message and would like to know if
there is a way to recreate the file. Would anyone on this list be able to
tell me how to do this, or otherwise remove the reference to it, if it's
inconsequential? This is the error message:
"Memo file c:
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