George,
>Forget to turn something off< g >.
Sorry.. I've had a serious case of diarrhea of the fingers today. *g*
>You're right, that is a pretty slick trick. What I did was far more elementary, I simply declared the procedure file in the EXE and setup the main portion of the user interface. When the app was called the procedure file was already in place. Interesting to note, however, that the conventional wisdom (at least from my reading) at the time said that you'd take too steep a performance hit in utilizing dynamic linking. However, I never found that to be the case despite the fact that every screen element's When clause referenced a function back in the main executable's procedure file.
Yeah.. For me it's more a case of balancing local memory, NIC speed, lan traffic, server performance, etc...
Best,
Best,
DD
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