On top of that, I have a third instance of FoxPro on an old IBM ThinkPad that used the same original Foxpro program. The same set of disks used on the PC and the ones I used to install the present FoxPro on my HP Mini. The PC instance works find except for the different resolution.

Some other thoughts: The FoxPro installation on the HP Mini was taken from a PC I keep at home.

In the interim, I have frequently downloaded new software for trials.ģ) No error messages pop up on the HP Mini when I try to launch either of the 2 FoxPro instances now on the HP Mini.I will check if there is anything related to this problem in the event viewer and get back to you on this point.Ĥ) I used the exe fix for xp, but nothing changed.ĥ) Drive C: has 14.7 GB free and dirve D: has 41.9 GB free, so there's sufficient space. Same results for both installations.Ģ) I had not accessed Foxpro for at least several months before my attempt to display my handiwork for a Money Control System to a fiend about a week ago. Just no cooperation! I get the same results from the newly downloaded and installed FoxPro 2.6 from the Internet. No FoxPro main screen, no command window. The same results were happening: the brief splash screen and then shut down. There has to be some common connection, shouldn't there?ġ) Yes, I tried launching FoxPro 2.6 directly from its own directory folder, but it didn't help any. Bold the old copy and the new download as well - same problem. Why only FoxPro is affected is what puzzles me. Regarding your last question, everything else (other appliccations, internet, etc.) works well as it always has. I'm not getting that far at all! Just the brief splash screen which disappears in only a few seconds. The second suggestion is for MS's ODBC driver, This problem would probably show up once FoxPro 2.6 has begun functioning in normal fashion with a blank screen and the command window open to receive input from the user. Click the icon, the splash screen pops up very briefly and then just goes away. I also immediately patched via a DOS Command window and patch2x.exe) the new instance recently downloaded from the Internet, but it too acted in the same way as my original FoxPro was doing.

I have never received the error message 'Divide by zero or overflow error' as I had patched FoxPro for that problem many years ago. Hope you're not being bothered too much by Matthew and his shenanigns!

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