Just noticed that if you click on a project file in windows explorer and open it then VFP isn't configured as per the config.fpw file in either the VFP Program folder or if a .fpw file is in the project folder itself. However when you open a project from within VFP itself (Fole/Open etc... then the .fpw file takes effect. Wondering is there any way to force the .FPW to action itself?
Found this out when installing Thor when I put do thor.app in the main VFP .fpw file in the VFP program folder. It Loads up Thor automatically no problem but not when the .pjx/pjt file is clicked on.
Hmmm!
Dave (& Tom who found this out)
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Dave Crozier wrote on 2015-02-23:
> Just noticed that if you click on a project file in windows explorer and
open it then VFP isn't configured as per the config.fpw file in either the
VFP Program folder or if a .fpw file is in the project folder itself.
However when you open a project from within VFP itself (Fole/Open etc...
then the .fpw file takes effect. Wondering is there any way to force the
.FPW to action itself?
>
> Found this out when installing Thor when I put do thor.app in the main
VFP .fpw file in the VFP program folder. It Loads up Thor automatically no
problem but not when the .pjx/pjt file is clicked on.
>
> Hmmm!
>
> Dave (& Tom who found this out)
>
Dave & Tom,
You can create a shortcut to the VFP.EXE with a -C "{path}\config.fpw"
I use this and have a "Command" line that will launch the command I have
there. I usually have a StartUp.prg that I launch with it.
COMMAND=DO ProjectStartUp.prg
HTH,
Tracy
Tracy Pearson
PowerChurch Software
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Op maandag 23 februari 2015 heeft Dave Crozier <DaveC@flexipol.co.uk> het
volgende geschreven:
> Just noticed that if you click on a project file in windows explorer and
> open it then VFP isn't configured as per the config.fpw file in either the
> VFP Program folder or if a .fpw file is in the project folder itself.
> However when you open a project from within VFP itself (Fole/Open etc...
> then the .fpw file takes effect. Wondering is there any way to force the
> .FPW to action itself?
>
> Found this out when installing Thor when I put do thor.app in the main VFP
> .fpw file in the VFP program folder. It Loads up Thor automatically no
> problem but not when the .pjx/pjt file is clicked on.
>
> Hmmm!
>
> Dave (& Tom who found this out)
>
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