Hi wonder if you could help,
My code is as follows:
{
With mdiMain.cdlMainDialog
.DialogTitle = "Copy File"
.InitDir = App.Path
.Filename = Strip_FileNameFromPath(TempFilename)
.Flags = cdlOFNHideReadOnly + cdlOFNOverwritePrompt + cdlOFNLongNames + cdlOFNPathMustExist
.Filter = "*.txt"
.ShowSave
}
It opens a browse window to your hard drive, so you can save a text file. (works fine but…)
I’ve just come across a Computer (OS = Windows XP) that when this procedure runs it hides the browse window and cannot be accessed, the program itself stops until the user saves or cancels. (In other words the program is crippled).
If I use Alt – Tab I can see the Browse window but still can’t make it appear on my screen.
Is there a way to make the Browse window Always appear no matter the circumstances?
This might be an OS problem (1st time I have come across it in 2 years)
Help will be appreciated Thank You
My code is as follows:
{
With mdiMain.cdlMainDialog
.DialogTitle = "Copy File"
.InitDir = App.Path
.Filename = Strip_FileNameFromPath(TempFilename)
.Flags = cdlOFNHideReadOnly + cdlOFNOverwritePrompt + cdlOFNLongNames + cdlOFNPathMustExist
.Filter = "*.txt"
.ShowSave
}
It opens a browse window to your hard drive, so you can save a text file. (works fine but…)
I’ve just come across a Computer (OS = Windows XP) that when this procedure runs it hides the browse window and cannot be accessed, the program itself stops until the user saves or cancels. (In other words the program is crippled).
If I use Alt – Tab I can see the Browse window but still can’t make it appear on my screen.
Is there a way to make the Browse window Always appear no matter the circumstances?
This might be an OS problem (1st time I have come across it in 2 years)
Help will be appreciated Thank You
