>Hi Sergey:
>
>No. I don't use "@ say" or "@ get" in my forms but perhaps the problem is another.
>
>A few years a client told me when she entered a data all the objects (obviously she didn't say so) moved as if all of them were duplicated a couples of pixels right (or left) so some data couldn't be shown properly. I had to "SAVE SCREEN" and "REST SCREEN" after every data entry (in the class) and the method is called several times in each form.
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>That fixed the problem but I think It can be a reason for this behaviour now. It's the only thing I can imagine.
>

Héctor,

Assumed yourForm.AllowOutput = .F. would cure the symptoms, then perhaps you have some code producing "?" output inside the active window, like Text/Endtext w/o NoShow clause or commands that require Set Talk Off or Set Notify Off.


hth
-Stefan