You may want to fool around with another outdated set of commands: SET COLOR, SET COLOR OF SCHEME, or other related commands.
>I support a huge legacy app which was originally written in FoxPro for DOS, and has been evolved. Extensive sections of this application still use @ SAY and @ GET in DEFINE WINDOWS. We see a problem where in several places when some other window is opened over a data entry window with an active read, the color of the read window will switch to the windows form color and all of the text written with @ SAY's will disappear. The GET's are still visible, and the form functions properly other than the change in color and the dissappearance of the prompts.
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>THEMES is set to false for this application.
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>This problem does not occur when the OS is not using visual styles (windows theme is "Windows Classic").
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>I understand that @ GET and @ SAY are outdated, but as much as I would love to have the whole app rewritten using forms, that is not an option for our client. Any suggestions?
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>Thanks,
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>Paul R. Moon
>Business Software Solutions
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