>>>Steve,
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>>>I thought I posted some code last night, but apparently didn't. Probably hit Preview and forgot to hit Send. It's probably a good thing I didn't the code didn't work too well with multiple (more two) projects with the same primary file name. The resolution to the problem above is to add the NOWAIT clause. Check this out...
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>>Mornin George,
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>>Hope you had a great weekend...
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>>Well, if I had gone back and re-read the manual on MODI PROJ that would have helped, huh? But then again, I wouldn't have gotton this further input from you *g*. I haven't plugged in your code yet, but it looks looks like it will do the job. It had never occurred to me to "_screen.addproperty()"; I will probably find more uses for that in my IDE.
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>>You exceeded my expectations, thanks!
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>Morning to you Steve,
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>First, thank you.
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>Second, in thinking some more about this, if there was one change I'd make to what I posted, it would be to iterate backwards through the array when you restore the projects. This will cause them to be in the same z-order they were in when you executed the code.
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Yes...

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>Another thought would be to make it a wrapper rather than part of an application, passing it the exe file name. This will allow you to remove the unnecessary code from the application, and, do things like automatically re-build the executable from project. Just an idea.
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I see what you are saying...usually from inside of the environment I run the main program. Sometimes I type "do main.prg", but if my hand is on the mouse inside of the project manager, I run main.prg from there. I have not customized the project manager (yet). Until I do that, I suppose the most direct route would be to run a wrapper from the command line...