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I must be missing something basic,I can see the correct name and file path in the project,but the save compile and run command results in compiling and running an older version of the project not the current file that I have currently on the editor and which I have saved. The new version will only run if I completely close dbpro and open the file or project by clicking on it in its window where it is stored.Do I need to use a command to clear the area that stores the file that the compiler is going to compile?I do use cls in my program and I can tell that the old program is running not just displaying old screen contents.Does db store the file to compile in a temporary location rather than going to the saved location each time because that is what it seems like it is doing.any ideas? thanks

Do you have more than one file in your program? Are you just selecting Save or are you using Save All? Try it with the Save All.

I've had this problem before and I am pretty sure DBP using a temp file was the culprit. It's been so long and I don't have DBP in front of me, but I'd look in temp folders for something like 'temp.dbp', 'temp.exe', or something along those lines.

It could possibly be a application privilege issue also. Make sure that you are running DBP in admin mode? It could have the old file in Program Files and not allow DBP to delete/replace it.

Not sure, but hopefully this info gives a place to look into! Best of luck!

thanks for the responses, Ill try using save all,but the problem occurs even when I only have one file.I am running as administrator since vista won't let dbp write to any location otherwise.dbp does write to a temp folder if the file still has the name untitled which it has when you first open a new file or new project, but since I named my file it shoulden't be in the temp folder also because I saved it to a different location not the temp folder.Perhaps I need to store files in the same folder that contains dbp, I'll try that too.