>>>>>>
>>>>>>Well, you shouldn't need a CLEAR since they are separate windows. Ok.....might you have a RETURN somewhere in the setup code? That would set you back into Screen 1 code, but in Screen 2's window.....
>>>>>
>>>>>Doris, I checked the program .spr and the only return is the one I have in the push button. The entire 1st screen
>>>>>is not displaying, only the Job numbers, and exit button. the headers, descriptions, date and time are replaced
>>>>>by the 2nd screen information.
>>>>
>>>>Ok...I'm sorry if I seem to be slow on this, but as you can prolly tell your problem is confoosing me and since I can't SEE the code....
>>>>
>>>>BOTH screens have a "Define Window..." statement.
>>>>
>>>>The first screen is displayed, shows the Job Number and the Exit button and then the 2nd screen fills in the rest. Where is the 2nd screen being called from?
>>>
>>>Doris, you cannot be anymore confuuused than I am. The second screen is being called from a check box
>>>next to the Job number. If the box is checked it performs as follows:
>>>SAVE SCREEN
>>>DO jddisp.spr
>>>RESTORE SCREEN
>>>
>>>The second screen is using the TERMINATE READ when the EXIT push button is activated.
>>>At the risk of confusing you even more I have two other sets of programs doing the same routine, one for
>>>Inventory files and another for purchase orders. They are working great!!!
>>
>>Sorry for the delay, I've been asking around to see if any of the other Fox gurus around here had any ideas. Have you tried packing the .SCX's in question?
>
>Dorris, at the expense of appearing stupid, I have never heard of packing a .SCX. Do I do it the same as a
>.DBF, and if so what exacting is it packing? I will try in the morning when I get to the office, for the first time
>this week I did not bring the updated code home with me.

USE filename.SCX EXCL
PACK
USE