Are you absolutely sure that you weren't using the 10.5 MapBasic
compiler? If you want to see what version was used to compile the MBX,
just dump the file in a DOS window and you'll see something like this:
!App
!Version 780
!Charset WindowsLatin1
The second line tells you that this file was compiled with MapBasic ver 7.8.
If you no longer have DOS available on your computer or have no clue how
to use it anyway, then open the file with NotePad or some other text
editor that won't try to "correct" your end of record/file characters
(i.e. don't use WordPad or Word). All MapInfo files contain a header of
identifiers prefixed by a '!' character, and .MBX files all start with
!App, followed by !Version. Divide that number by 100 to see which
compiler you used. I bet you'll see !Version 1050.
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*Bill Thoen*
GISnet - www.gisnet.com
303-786-9961
I finally figured out how to use TextPad to compile and link MapBasic and
not also be annoyingly clunky. The trouble is, with multiple versions of
Mapbasic installed, I have to remember to use the correct shortcut to
compile and link with the correct version. Could something like that be
your problem?
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Spencer
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