If the command ON KEY LABEL ctrl-f10 * is set at some point in the app, this will disable the ctrl-f10 key combo from maximizing the screen. Issuing on key label ctrl-f10 without the asterisk following will allow it to work again.
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I created a form to look correct on a 1024 X 768 screen since all the network machines are 17 inch monitors. Some people still set their screen stting to 800 X 600 and when they open the app, it overflows the screen. What is the best way to deal with this?
during logon to my application, I want VFP to tell me what the user's network logon id is and then check against a table of authorized users. Is there a way to do that on and NT4.0 network? I could have them enter a user ID and password but prefer to check it sytematically.
All PCs had their temp files set to go to their lcoal drive. The app was still slow for others who logged on with the antivirus software turned off. I tried RAMANI's suggestion to delete the files and the directory and then have one of the slow logons redo the directory and files. Still slow...
VFP 6.0 creates a find cmd btn on the form which you can use to search any field in the table. I can set the order of the tag on the click event for that find button to one index. I can't figure out how to set the correct index depending on which field the user picks to search on. I can write...
In 2.6 you could create a screen and then genrate the code for it into an .SPR and then modify the code into a PRG. Can you generate the code from a 6.0 wizard generated form?
I have a VFP 6.0 form and it doesn't appear to use the index tag when I use the wizard geberated find button. Is there a way to insure it does? Is there a way to access the code the find button uses and modify it?
After creating a form, I made a distribution .exe in VFP6.0. When I execute the exe from within visual foxpro it works fine. When I try the exe file on a machine without VFP6.0 , it comes up momentarily and then disappears. I'm new to visual foxpro and need help.
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