Actually, I think the original came from Groucho Marx "Close, but no cigar"
>Is that anything like the Soup Nazi on "Seinfeld"? ;-) "No cigar for you!"
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>>Close, but no cigar for me!
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>>thanks Naomi
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>>>The setting is SET NOTIFY.
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>>>Set SET NOTIFY OFF to not show this wait window.
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>>>>My guess would be you have TALK turned OFF in the first, and it's set ON in this one
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>>>>>I have a form (more than one, I'm sure) where a textbox is used to enter a value, the system looks up the value in a table, and populates a grid with some information from the record that is located. If data was entered, I return false so that the user can continue to enter values. If no data was entered, I return true so that the user can exit the control. This is done via the Valid method. It works like a champ. Now I am developing another form where I am using that same technique and, although it works, I get a beep and an "Invalid input" wait window when I return false. Actually, I believe this latter behavior is the std. behavior. The odd thing is that I don't know why I'm not getting it on the first form. I'd like to get rid of that behavior and have it work like the first form. I don't have anything in my base class that would affect this. Does anyone know why I might be getting the different behaviors?
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>>>>>Thanks,
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>>>>>Russell Campbell
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