Hey Desperate<g>,

I think it was VFP 9 where MS ignores SET STEP at runtime. Here's an
off-the-cuff idea pulled from you-know-where:

If you're stuck in the past, you might try adding a SETSTEP.H include
file to your code.  Then use SET_STEP_ON vs. SET STEP ON in your source.

When you're debugging, use the dev mode #define. When you're
(re)building a project, have a project hook change use a compile mode
#define value.

* use in dev environment
#define SET_STEP_ON  SET STEP ON

* use when compiling
#define SET_STEP_ON  *

Malcolm


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