>Hi there,
>
>un my POS-app is a class which setps up a window for a second monitor.
>It uses Doug Hennigs sfmonitors- class. The class checks if there is a second monitor and loads the form from a form-class and sets its size. In my main app is a peice of code shich does the final setup which is loading a background-image and setting some labels text. This is the code:
>
>

>*SET STEP ON
>IF oApp.cKDMode = "M"
>      kdisp.loadkdisplay()
>      kdisp.cKopfimage =  oSkin.cthead
>      kdisp.nFontColor = 8454143
>      kdisp.setupkdisplay()
>      kdisp.cZ1 = oApp.cWerbetext1
>      kdisp.cZ2 = oApp.cWerbetext2
>      kdisp.setwerbetext()
>Endif   
>

>
>But after removing all debugger statements it does not work anymore and my second window is just gray.
>When I activate the set-step-on-command again, it works within the IDE.
>I tried to replace the set-step-on-statement with doevents andor the windows apu-function sleep but without any success.
>So my question ist, what else rhe set-step-on-command is doing and how can I get it working.

I use sfMonitors for my screen savior, so it displays photos on both monitors:

loSfMon=Newobject("SFMonitors", "sfMonitors.prg")
llImaUspravnih=.F.
For i=1 To lnKolikoMonitora
	loMon=goZb.Item(i)
	Do Case
		Case 	i=1
			loSize=loSfMon.GetPrimaryMonitorSize()
		Otherwise
*Set Step On
			With goZb.Item(1)
*[2015/01/17 17:12:40] nDragan - ispitaj jednog dana ostale kombinacije, zasad proveravamo samo jo� jedan monitor.
				llKreniLevuOd=Iif(.Left=0 And loSfMon.nright> .Width, .Width+10, .Left-10)
				llKreniGornjuOd=Iif(.Top<100, loSfMon.nbottom-.Height-10, .Top/2)
			Endwith
			loSize=loSfMon.GetMonitorSize(llKreniLevuOd, llKreniGornjuOd)
	Endcase
	With loMon
		.BackColor=0
		.Move(loSize.nLeft, loSize.nTop, loSize.nWidth, loSize.nHeight)
		.Resize()
		.AddProperty("razmera", .Height/.Width)
		llImaUspravnih=llImaUspravnih Or .razmera>1
		.AddProperty("uslov", ".t.")
		.AddProperty("dc", GetWindowDC(.HWnd))
	Endwith
Endfor

Then later, when I retrieve a path to a .jpg file, I set it as the .picture property of an image object, and .show() the form. Don't remember why I .Resize() after .Move() - it should call .resize() automatically. Perhaps a leftover line from earlier versions... it just sets the size of the image and the label on the bottom to 100% width of the form, and height of the image to label.top, so there's nothing else on the form. If that matters, the properties of the form class are

	BorderStyle=0
	TitleBar=0
	ShowWindow=2
*	WindowState=2
	BackColor=0
*	ALWAYSONTOP=.T.
*	BORDERSTYLE=1
	Closable=.F.
	ControlBox=.F.
	ColorSource=0
	Desktop=.T.
	MaxButton=.F.
	MinButton=.F.
	sizebox=.F.
	ShowInTaskbar=.F.
	zoombox=.F.