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>Simple form, 2 radio buttons, a text box for display and a 'quit' button.
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>If the first radio button rbAutomate has .Autocheck = true, on activation, it's the only thing shown and we immediately progress to the CheckedChanged code.
>If rbAutomate has Autocheck = .false, it shows the entire form on activation, but rbAutomate is not selectable. You can tab to it, you can click on it til the cows come home, but you can't select it.
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>What am I missing?
Have you tried deleting the control and re-adding it?
Also is there a _screen.lockScreen or thisForm.lockScreen somewhere that's possibly preventing the draw initially?
You can use SET COVERAGE TO c:\path\output.log in the form's load() event, and then SET COVERAGE TO to shut it off on the unload(). To prevent arbitrary mouse movements, add a timer to automatically signal thisForm.release() or to click your quit button after one or two seconds, then use Martina Jindrova's CVP app to convert that .log file to a .log file with source code, run it through a program to remove the timestamps, and then do a diff compare on the two to see what's different on one instance to the other.
UPDATE 4+ hours later: I just realized this was C# code. My mistake.
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