>>>>This would not work, since I use tablebuffering.
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>>>OK, reshake the buffering for the grid's table (set it to 1 and then back to what it was) before the refresh.
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>>>The buffering of the second instance wouldn't matter, because its changes would be flushed anyway once it was closed.
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>>If I surround refresh and all other methods with thisform.lockscreen=.t., would it stop execution of myForeCOlor, when it's not needed?
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>I don't think it would (it only stops the refreshes from being displayed), but you could save the forecolor settings, reset them to default and put them back when you're done.
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That sounds interesting. I'll check on Monday, what can I do in this direction.

>>I don't like the idea of setting buffering to 1 and back to 5, it would not work in our framework...
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>Why not, you set it and put it back within the same method - you're just making sure it's flushed to the disk. Maybe that part wouldn't be necessary at all.

Our framework save method uses TableUpdate(). I don't think, I can change it. Anyway, I need to gather some additional info about whole problem...

Thanks for your suggestions.