Subject Re: cretable7.prg From Mervyn Bick <invalid@invalid.invalid> Date Sat, 13 Sep 2014 10:13:48 +0200 Newsgroups dbase.getting-started On Sat, 13 Sep 2014 07:56:06 +0200, Charlie K   <guitarbluescharlie@yahoo.com> wrote: > Still regrouping after a complete hard drive crash. I have installed the   > duflp. When I click on cretable7.prg nothing seems to happen. I assumed   > you ment the windows control panel to enter do :duflp:cretable with   > "*.dbf". Double-clicking on cretable7.prg in the Navigator should, in fact, bring   up an error message telling you that the program has to be supplied with a   table before it can run. In the navigator, select the folder holding the tables you want to process. When the dUFLP is properly installed it creates a sourccode alias duflp   whcih allows you to run cretable7 no matter which folder you want to   process. In the command window enter do :duflp: cretable7 with "*.dbf" This will create a file cretable.txt which you can examine by entering   modi comm cretable.txt  in the command window.  You can then edit out any   unwanted tables.  Alternatively you can process the tables one by one by   providing the actual .dbf name instead of using the * wildcard.  You can   then copy and paste the resulting code from the results window to your   message.   cretable7.prg has a switch which allows one to save the output   direct to the clipboard but I've found this to be unreliable for multiple   tables. To copy the ouput from cretable7 directly to the clipboard enter the   following in the command window do :duflp:cretable7 with "mytable.dbf",true You can now paste the contents of the clipboard where ever you need to. Mervyn.