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13/11/1998 16:53:49
Brad Stickley
Parker Pneumatic Div. North America
Wake Forest, Caroline du Nord, États-Unis
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Gestionnaire d'écran & Écrans
Divers
Thread ID:
00157194
Message ID:
00157574
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>>>>>Hello everyone,
>>>>>I would like to run a form from my VFP50 application and then exit the application and still want to keep the form that I just run on the Desktop.
>>>>>
>>>>>Does anybody know how to accomplish that.
>>>>
>>>>I don't think you can exit the application and still have a form running.
>>>>
>>>>The only thing I can think of is if application A launches application B. A closes but B stays open.
>>>>
>>>>BOb
>>>
>>>You can launch the next form with the window mode to top level form, then add a command button on it that has release thisform on the click event.
>>>
>>>Brad.
>>
>>This will not work, because if you close the application, any forms associated with the app will close.
>
>
>Bob,
>
>Are you trying to run two applications? If you are trying to just run two different forms within the same application, the what I have written earlier will work. Also, make sure to see the post from Paul Brown, it is also important to making a clean looking application that will only show the forms on that you have designed and not the main application screen that usually is in the background.
>
>Brad.

Brad,

Bob was tring to "run a form from my VFP50 application and then EXIT the application and still want to keep the form that I just run on the Desktop"

The solution you offered does not meet that requirement. Top level forms are not separately running processes: visually it looks like they are separate, but they exist only as long as the application that created them.

Bob might try creating to separate apps, and ShellExecute() the second EXE. Then the first app could be closed.
Rick Hodder
MCP Visual Foxpro
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