You always repeat the Microsoft SOP. But you never inquire as to the possible unique scenarios under which such changes might be applicable, allowable, and/or useful.
>Bad idea to mess with Windows settings. If the user switches to a different application, the setting stays in place.
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>>Hi Ken, thanks but, no, I am familiar with LOCKSCREEN() but this wont help me. I need to tell Windows to not draw the window during moves and resizes. The above API function will do the trick but I am not sure how to translate it into VFP code.
In the End, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends - Martin Luther King, Jr.
