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If you only care about the amount of time spent on a form, how about only enabling the message event and then adding code like this: PROC FORM1 onfocus logtext ( "Entering %p" ); killfocus logtext ( "Exiting %p" ); If you run this SQL query, you'll see the names of the forms as w...

Because the \n is in the data file, it will end up in the exported data unless you remove that cell from the value before exporting. You could remove it in a batch application.

How about using the random function?

I would try using CSPro 7.1.2, which was released this week. We fixed some bugs related to data loss with partial saves. Perhaps that is what impacted your application?

CSPro cannot export to a .csv format that "escapes" commas, so your best option is to export to "tab delimited" or "semicolon delimited" formats. Excel can read these, and then you won't have problems with your commas. If you have semicolons in your file, then you could...

By default it should be giving you the cases in ascending sorted order. If it is not, that is a bug, and I would like to see your application.

If you want the cases in reverse sorted order, you can do this:

http://www.csprousers.org/help/CSPro/se ... ement.html

Won't this work?

I'm not sure. This works on all of my machines. Perhaps you can try this:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/125 ... 6#18283356

Uncomment the opening and closing "NotepadPlus" tags.

You either have to:

1) Have a file open with the extension .apc or .pff.

2) Select the Language menu and select one of the CSPro options that should appear at the bottom.

The only thing that you can do with the main dictionary is get a list of IDs (function keylist) or check if a case exists (function locate). You can't access the data. Some people use menu programs to control access to the data entry program, and from that program you could access all of the details...