Hi Laura:

To add one thing to Support's comments, that path looks perfectly correct .. if Adagio is installed on your own PC. In other words, if you are using Adagio through a local area network, we would expect to see a letter other than C: (i.e. F: or G:).

If you aren't certain, check the icons for the other modules that do work and change the drive letter on the GV icon to match those.

After some thought, I think I know what happened: The instruction "C:\Softrak\GVWIN\GVWIN.exe /c /a" provided by Support was an example. It was the "/c /a" part that they suggested be added to whatever the existing path was. If you replace C: with the same drive letter from the other icons, you will be back in business.

yes this is where the program originates from...and i only get the error if i add the /a or /c....i don't get the error normally

thanks

i run the programs from my computer on the c drive...so now i am confused on how to get the /a to work?

Laura:

I would like to suggest that you get your Adagio Consultant Reseller to give you some pointers on how to maintain and modify program short cuts.

There must be a space between the EXE and the command line parameters and a space between the parameters themselves. As a note, "/a" exposes all of the fields in a table and is not for the faint of heart (that's why it's an option).

If setting a program shortcut is beyond your "comfort zone", then I might suggest asking someone to give you a hand over the web.

sorry.....i read make sure there is not a space....thanks for your patience....my reading capabilities need improvement. i will be more careful in the future.
again thank you all for your patience and help.