hello, sorry for the question

can i view the content of a form fmx file ?

not need the code, only the view.

thank's for all ask!

On Sep 3, 10:09*am, "Xpeppe" <x.pe...@yahoo.it> wrote:
> hello, sorry for the question
>
> can i view the content of a form fmx file ?
>
> not need the code, only the view.
>
> thank's for all ask!

Not to my knowledge.


David Fitzjarrell

"Xpeppe" <x.peppe@yahoo.it> schreef in bericht news:g9m9cv$m9p$1@aioe.org...
> hello, sorry for the question
>
> can i view the content of a form fmx file ?
>
> not need the code, only the view.
>
> thank's for all ask!

What do you want to do with it? What do you want to know? You will need the
..fmb file

Shakespeare

Xpeppe (x.peppe@yahoo.it) wrote:
: hello, sorry for the question

: can i view the content of a form fmx file ?

: not need the code, only the view.

: thank's for all ask!

If you open it with a good programmers editor (i.e one that does not barf
on binary files) then you can easily see most of the textual content of
the form.

The unix strings utility will also dump out much of the content of the
fmx file.

Needless to say, this is not a normal way to examine the form, only a work
around if you don't have the fmb, or have a task such as trying to figure
out which version of an fmb matches an existing fmx when some bozo has
messed up the version control.

thank for asks !

i don't have the fmb!
and i want examine the form, i want know
how many label, text, button ... and their content.

the file fmx that i have, not run !
because i haven't the user an the password
but for my job, i want examine it.

thanks (sorry for my english!)

"Xpeppe" <x.peppe@yahoo.it> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:g9m9cv$m9p$1@aioe.org...
> hello, sorry for the question
>
> can i view the content of a form fmx file ?
>
> not need the code, only the view.
>
> thank's for all ask!