I found that using modeless (MDI) forms [seems to] clear up the close button issue. In some cases, you can re-activate the close button by clicknng the form's icon.
>Simon,
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>Yes, very annoying. I see it in our compiled apps/exes as well. Customers hate it..... It's not just the close button.......
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>Another thing I find annoying is the way the Project Manager v scrolling jumps. It's almost like using the v scroll bar does not set the focus back to the project manager like it should. Seems like it only does it once in a while, but usually when I already frustrated with something.
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>Jim McConnell
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>>Hi
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>>Has anyone else noticed that VFP8 SP1 does not always recognize a mouse click.? For example I can sometimes click on a button in my application and nothing happens forcing me to click it again for the button to work. I have never seen this in any other version of VFP but I see it quite often in VFP8.
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>>Another annoying form of this problem is that I can often click on the Class property sheet and start typing only to realize the property sheet does not have focus desipte the fact I clicked on it. So I have to click a 2nd time and re-type the property value.
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>>I am running WinXP SP1 with 500mb ram and VFP8 SP1.
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>>Thanks
>>Simon White