>>>>I have a single form called from a PRG. It is set up as a top level form. I also set _SCREEN.Visible=.f. at the top of my PRG. The problem is that when I run the executable I create I see the form (with no desktop, as desired) but I have to click on the screen to make it active. I have mostly done FPW apps so I'm not that fluent in the basics of VFP 6. What do I need to add to make the form active?
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>>>I heavily work with SDI forms and never had this problem. However I don't do that the way you do. I think your problem is using :
>>>_screen.visible = .f.
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>>>What I do is to have a config.fpw with :
>>>screen = off
>>>
>>>Cetin
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>>I thought of that and tried it but I have more than one program in the same directory. I don't want all apps to have the screen invisible. That's why I put it in the code.
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>>I wound up putting the code in the screen's Activate event code.
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>You could then create a special config.fpw only for that one. ie:
>*config.spc
>screen=off
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>myexe -cconfig.spc
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>Cetin
I thought of that too but the user usually winds up just double-clicking the executable in Windows Explorer. We can't count on the user using a particular shortcut. Thanks for the suggestion, though.
Larry Huisingh
Lockheed Martin Information Technology
Richland WA USA