Subject Re: Changing 2019 address From Bob McKinney <bmckinmey721@gmail.com> Date Sat, 16 Oct 2021 02:24:02 -0400 Newsgroups dbase.getting-started Hi Ken:  As of now, I have no been able to open any of my old forms or dmd's.       I have moved some of my folders trying to organize things a bit.  I tried to move all of my folders to a shorter path.  Desired path = MyDocuments (Changed the name)\BSSBiz ( want to make this folder the home folder for all additional folders used by my application)\BMCUSTOM(Contains all my custom controls & custom forms\   Data (all my tables)\DUFLP2021B[1]\Programs\Source (All source code)     Please note the path in the sample code.  "C:\Users\19546\Documents\BSSBiz\BMCustom\base.cfm".   I would prefer C:\MyDocuments\BSSBiz\BMCustom.  I did use that for a while but for some reason I can't get rid of the User part.   DB doesn't want to forget it.........Bo /* Name.......MyTestForm1 Author.....Bob McKinney Purpose....An Expendable form to test code and/or Processes Date.......10/16/2021 Modify's... */ ** END HEADER -- do not remove this line // // Generated on 10/16/2021 // parameter bModal local f f = new MyTestForm1Form() if (bModal)    f.mdi = false // ensure not MDI    f.readModal() else    f.open() endif class MyTestForm1Form of BASE_CFORM from"C:\Users\19546\Documents\BSSBiz\BMCustom\base.cfm"    set procedure to C:\Users\19546\Documents\BSSBiz\BMCustom\mycontrols.cc additive    set procedure to C:\Users\19546\Documents\BSSBiz\Source\test.dmd additive    with (this)       left = 660.0       top = 66.0    endwith    this.TESTDATAMODULE1 = new TESTDATAMODULE()    this.TESTDATAMODULE1.parent = this    with (this.TESTDATAMODULE1)       left = 400.0       top = 224.0       width = 90.0       height = 37.0    endwith    with (this.TITLETEXT)       text = "This is MyTest Form#1"    endwith    this.MYENTRYFIELD1 = new MYENTRYFIELD(this)    with (this.MYENTRYFIELD1)       dataLink = form.testdatamodule1.customer_dbf1.rowset.fields["company"]       height = 25.0       left = 60.0       top = 66.0       width = 160.0    endwith    this.rowset = this.testdatamodule1.customer_dbf1.rowset endclass **************** /* The code for the test.dmd used by MyTestForm1.wfm */ ** END HEADER -- do not remove this line // // Generated on 10/16/2021 // class testDATAMODULE of DATAMODULE    with (this)       left = -1.0       top = -1.0    endwith    this.BOBSBIZ1 = new DATABASE(this)    with (this.BOBSBIZ1)       left = 19.0       top = 135.0       width = 115.0       height = 112.0       databaseName = "BobsBiz"       active = true    endwith    this.CUSTOMER_DBF1 = new QUERY(this)    with (this.CUSTOMER_DBF1)       left = 299.0       top = 82.0       width = 114.0       height = 124.0       sql = 'Select * from "C:\Users\19546\Documents\BSSBiz\Data\customer.DBF"'       active = true    endwith    with (this.CUSTOMER_DBF1.rowset)       indexName = "COMPANY"    endwith endclass >Ken Mayer, dBase, LLC Wrote: > On 10/15/2021 2:14 PM, BobcKinney wrote: > > Hi Ken:  Corret path to DUFLP is [This PC/Documents./DUFLP2021B[1] ] > > forgot to tell you where documents is located.  Hope I have everything correct now......Bob > > > > Oh, so you did download it ... > > Start dBASE. In the Navigator use the folder button on the right of the > "Look in:" dropdown. When you click it, navigate to the folder you > created with the dUFLP shown above. Click the "Select Folder" button. > > Once you have navigated there, clicking the tabs in the Navigator will > show a bunch of different files ... that's okay. It is how things are > designed. > > In the Command Window, type: > > do setup > > And press enter. That should run the setup routine. This will close > dBASE and restart it at some point (it shouldn't take long). If it does > that, you're good. > > Now try navigating to your application folder (the one you were in > before this that has your own code). > > Ken > > > > > > -- > *Ken Mayer*, dBase, LLC > Ken's dBASE Page: http://www.goldenstag.net/dbase > The dUFLP: http://www.goldenstag.net/dbase/index.htm#duflp > dBASE Books: http://www.goldenstag.net/dbase/Books/dBASEBooks.htm > dBASE Tutorial: http://www.goldenstag.net/dbase/Tutorial/00_Preface.htm > dBASE Web Tutorial: http://www.goldenstag.net/dbase/WebTutorial/00_Menu.htm