IMO, the Browse command is a development tool and shouldn't be used in the application. You can use grid instead. Anyway, the browse layout is stored in the foxuser.dbf. Try to remove the records for this browse from it.
>I have a problem with browse windows not being dimensioned the same on the runtime version vs the development version of a program. It is VFP6sp5 packaged using the Windows Visual Installer. All that is being sent to the desktop is a small exe for calling the program on the server, a config.pw, VFP6R.dll, VFP6RENU.dll, and some files for the Installer.
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>Here is the typical code:
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DEFINE WINDOW wzlocate FROM 1,1 TO 30,102;
> SYSTEM NOMINIMIZE GROW CLOSE FLOAT FONT "MS Sans Serif",8 STYLE "B"
>MOVE WINDOW wzlocate CENTER
>*
>on key label LEFTMOUSE
>on key label RIGHTMOUSE keyboard "{ESC}" plain
>on key label ENTER keyboard "{ESC}" plain
>BROWSE WINDOW wzlocate fields ;
> CMP_CODE,;
> CMP_NAME,;
> CMP_ADDR1,;
> CMP_CITY,;
> CMP_STATE ;
> NOLGRID NORGRID NOEDIT NODELETE title "Client List ... [Move highlighter to choice, then ENTER to Select]"
>RELEASE WINDOW wzlocate
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>The window is being displayed in a vertical format rather that the horizontal format that the developer intended. I'm wondering if it is defined with grid properties would the issue be resolved. I'm still searching, but so far I have found nothing in the MS Knowledge base. Thoughts anyone?
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>TIA
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