Thank you Mark.

Unfortunately, I am obligated to remember back that far and, for the record,
sometimes as far back as the 1980s when people used DBase.  I have been
programming PCs since 1985.

I have been working in a Novell 3.12 Environment with Dos 6.22 workstations
for the past 8 years.  My super has decided to move it all to a windows
environment, so we start using it in our Citrix environment.  I know, what
the F - - k was he thinking..right?.. LOL

I have converted most of the code to VFP8 and I am working on a fresh one
from scratch at the same time that will be on Citrix and use SQL Server
using VFP Passthrough and some ADO programming.

Again, unfortunately, I don't make the rules, I just follow them.  I don't
know what the heck they were thinking to have stayed so long in this
environment, but they have.

I guess that old saying is true:  "IF IT AIN'T BAROK, DON'T FIX IT"  ... a
little humor there from the movie "Beauty and the Beast"..  LOL

Anyway, thanks anyway man.  I appreciate it.  I used a different way of
doing the barcode.

I use the FOXFONT setting for printer font so that it will accept ASCII
chars then I send an init string to the printer with
" ??? Chr(27)+Chr(64) "  I then use a procedure to create the binary of the
characters, create the start and end barcode bits Draw them using the ASCII
table codes and since my Printer Font setting now accepts ASCII codes it
prints just fine.

I do have another question if you are familiar with it.

If I am using the Define Window {window name} NAME {objectName}, can I
reffer to the "OBJECT NAME" to check if it has focus, I keep getting the
problem of key assignments getting over written because the user clicks
outside the window.

I at least would like to see if it is possible so then I can put in a LOST
FOCUS for the Object Name and that way key assignments are better controlled
if the user left that part of the window, the same if the GOT FOCUS, I can
re-assign the key assignments back.

Thanks in advance,

Juan.