>Could I have a copy of the translated code from the KB CreatePolygonRgn() article. I've attempted to translate it a and keep getting a 'too many arguments' on the Polygon() function. tia

Hi Chris,

Rather than do the whole thing for you, let me try to give you a hand trying to figure out the problem. It's sound like you've either declared too many and/or trying to pass too many parameters. Here's the declaration and how to create the POINT structure using a string.

DECLARE INTEGER Polygon IN Win32API;
  INTEGER hdc, STRING @lpPoints, INTEGER nCount
lcpoint = ""
* Translated from the KB article create the equivalent of a POINT
* structure array of three elements
lcpoint = IntegerToString(ThisForm.width / 2)
lcpoint = lcpoint + IntegerToString(ThisForm.height / 2)
lcpoint = lcpoint + IntegerToString(ThisForm.width / 4)
lcpoint = lcpoint + IntegerToString(3 * ThisForm.height / 4)
lcpoint = lcpoint + IntegerToString(3 * ThisForm.width / 4)
lcpoint = lcpoint + IntegerToString(3 * ThisForm.height / 4)
* Call the function
llresult = Polygon(lnhDC, @lcpoint, 3)

The reference to the IntegerToString function above is used to convert the values to the appropriate character string. You can find a copy of it in my recent FAQ documenting a workaround for problems with SYS(2020) and DISKSPACE() functions. It's also (as a class) available in my Obj2Bmp file available for download here.

Does this help?