>>>Working with some very old legacy code, I tried to solve a "simple" problem by putting a SUSPEND command in the code.
>>>It suspends, as seen in the trace window, but it does not give me a command window.
>>>
>>>What have I forgotten, or what might be wrong?
>>>
>>>Thanks,
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>>Don't you get it if you press CTRL+F2?
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>No, that doesn't work either.
>I should have mentioned that.
>Thanks for the response.
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>I found the problem, however.
>It had to do with some switches the original programmer set up to control the appearance of the command window.
>I haven't followed his logic yet, but changing the switch solved my immediate problem.
Just for benefit of lurkers - sometimes you can fix this problem with no command window visible after hitting Cntrl F2 by blowing away the Foxuser files.
Charles Hankey
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