I have a vct file for which I no longer have a current vcx. Is it
possible to regenerate this file? VFP9, sp2, win xp.

Gleason

Re: lost vcx by Fred

Fred
Sat Dec 15 12:29:05 PST 2007

What class or classes were in the .VCX? If it was a single class, you
*might* be able to create another class of that type in a .VCX and then copy
your existing .VCT file over the new empty one and at least get some of the
functionality back since the code is stored in the .VCT. But even then, the
records in the .VCT probably won't match the records in the .VCX so you
might be out of luck. It'll all depend on how much was in the original .VCX
and how much editting had taken place.

Good luck.

--
Fred
Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP


"Gleason Pace" <sombrero@bluebottle.com> wrote in message
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>
> I have a vct file for which I no longer have a current vcx. Is it
> possible to regenerate this file? VFP9, sp2, win xp.
>
> Gleason



Re: lost vcx by Josh

Josh
Sat Dec 15 22:03:44 PST 2007

If you have a compiled exe or app or dll you can decompiled it...

On Sat, 15 Dec 2007 15:18:11 -0500, Gleason Pace <sombrero@bluebottle.com>
wrote:

>
>I have a vct file for which I no longer have a current vcx. Is it
>possible to regenerate this file? VFP9, sp2, win xp.
>
>Gleason