So, how do you open it if you don't have anything open on the VFP Desktop?

I only know of two ways of opening it -- from the system menu, when you're editing a form or class, or from the command line. In both of these cases, I have something open on the VFP desktop, right?

So what are you doing to open it?

Other issues you mentioned:

(1) Blanking of PEMEditor ... this behavior will be corrected in release 3.01. (No release date for that yet). This has nothing to do with the screen position.

(2) Removing _MemberData to speed things up. A number of people have spoken of this. Yes, it's unfortunate that the implementation of such a desirable feature would cause such degradation.

Jim



>>So far, I haven't been able to duplicate your behavior.
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>Have you tried to open close it without anything open on the VFP desktop, I can and it keeps on moving down everytime it opens
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>>I guess I would have to know the exact sequence of events that you have when VFP starts.
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>I don't think the sequence matters, see above
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>>I assume you are using StartPEMEditor(), correct?
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>Yes
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>>My guess is that you're invoking it very early. It saves its location each time that it closes; since, after it opens, something else that you are doing causes it to move (down and to the right, correct?) its relative location has changed and I can see how that would be repeated.
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>No I can keep everything closed CLOSE ALL, CLEAR ALL, CLEAR and if I invoke StartPEMEditor() (in the C:\VSO3\Utilities\PEMEditor folder) with the command DO C:\VSO3\Utilities\PEMEditor\StartPEMEditor.prg the behavior is still observed
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>The shifting is just downwards I was mistaken previously of the right shift
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>BTW the PEMEditor is a blank form as nothing is open, does this have an effect in saving the position, can you stop it from saving position if nothing was selected (thus blank PEMEditor form)?
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>FYI I have removed all _memberdata and the speed improvement is tremendous in everything, I wish this was an efficient feature.