Thanks for the informaton Cetin!

I'm assuming I should use the built-in _Screen object (using an instance object) to render and control the multiple forms that could be displayed at one time?

I've seen some of your other threads about the _Screen object. Do you see any "gotchas" in managing an entire application through this object?

Thanks again!


>>Greetings!
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>>I am trying to determine the best way to create a screen layout that includes the following:
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>>1) Outlook toolbar on the left
>>2) Regular toolbar on the top
>>3) The rest of the screen divided into four sections:
>> 1. Central form
>> 2. 2nd form with related information to the central form
>> 3. 3rd form with related information to the central form
>> 4. Flag/dates/status/tickler section relative to the entire application
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>>Each form will defined and coded as a separate form, but I'm having a hard time determining how to render the screen when the application starts?
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>>How do you get multiple forms to line-up in a specific section of the main VFP window? Are anchors part of the solution?
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>>Any thoughts or suggestions are appreciated very much!
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>An easy solution that'd work in any VFP version would be to run them all once, size and position as you wish, record their top,left,height,width and set in their properties along with movable=.f., closable=.f. (titlebar=0, controbox=.f. etc). A resize event code might act upon them for accomodation to new size.
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>Cetin