>>>>>>>>>>When I pick a form off the menu, I'm starting to see output text scrolling down the desktop.
>>>>>>>>>>The first line in the Load Event is SET TALK OFF.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>So how do I find out where this is happening?
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Immediately after the SET TALK OFF in the load, add SET STEP ON. Run the form. Set a breakpoint to SET("TALK")="ON" or step until you see it switched on.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>The text is appearing BEFORE the form load.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Put SET("TALK") in the Watch window, set a breakpoint on it, and run your code. Then you'll see how it's getting set on.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Tamar
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I tried that. I can't step through the code because it's being toggled all over the plce in the framework, which
>>>>>>fires the breakpoint nonstop.
>>>>>
>>>>>Which framework? If you have a dataenvironment the form initialization sequence is
>>>>>dataenvironment.opentables
>>>>>.beforeopentables
>>>>>form.load
>>>>>dataenvironment.init
>>>>>form.init
>>>>>form.show
>>>>>form.activate
>>>>>
>>>>>Maxframe - I think you have that - If you're using a dataenvironment, you may need to add THISFORM.DEBeforeOpenTables() as the very first line in the dataenvironment.beforeopentables, which among other things will turn off SET TALK.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Yes, I'm using VMP. There are no tables in the DE, and AutoOpenTable is .F. I don't see any parent class code
>>>>running a the form level.
>>>>
>>>>The menu is making a call to 'oForm.DoForm(...)' Somewhere after this, but before the Load, the first text appears.
>>>
>>>You can trace the DoForm code. It's not much. You can find it in xxfw.vcx cusforms.DoForm.
>>
>>Excellent! That's usefull. Stay tuned...
>
>I can't. Someone may write a letter to my employer. :)


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