>>[snip]>The most important being that I built a procedure that lets me print anything to a form with an editbox on it instead of using "? blah blah blah" (it's too annoying moving all my other open windows just to see the output of a ? statement).
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>>You can use CTRL+ALT+SHIFT to hide all open windows temporarily to view the ? output.
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>Didn't know that one. Thanx. The only other reason that I would want to do what I was saying before is so that I could maybe copy the result to clipboard or scroll through the output. Any other ideas?
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>Phillip

What I've got is a startup procedure that simply has

keyboard 'do d:\walpole\startup{ENTER}'

This writes the call to my custom startup to the Command window and executes it.
Inside startup I set all kinds of stuff (paths, DLLs declares, etc.) and create a public instance of a tools class.
With the call to the fully qualified path to startup, whatever directory I'm in, whatever the objects in memory, etc., etc., I can simply hit CTRL+HOME while in the Command window to move to the top line, which is always the call to startup since I don't clear my command window. If I ever need to clear it, I just go to the top line, copy that first, clear the Command window, paste and execute startup again.

HTH