OK, I'm having a "momentary lapse of lucid thought." Maybe, like
Michael, pressing the "Send" button will suddenly lift the veil from
my eyes...
Here is the situation: I need to run a form in "batch mode." The user
has a batch of cards in front of hizzer (which is my new word for
"his or her"). An administrator has already determined that there are
75 cards in the batch, and populated a "batchinfo" table to that effect.
The form controller has opened that "batchinfo" table, gotten to the
right record, populated a bunch of properties, opened the form
(modal) as an object NoShow. Now I need to (extremely pseudo-code):
for lnCounter = 1 to oFormController.Number_Of_Cards
if oFormController.oBatchForm.DoSearch()
oFormController.oBatchForm.Show()
**** stop and read ****
endif
endfor
I can't remember how to get it to STOP so the abuser can edit it! It,
of course, just goes on to search for the next record. I find myself
reaching back to the ancient times looking for a READ!
Ken
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Jaguar Marketing Services, Inc.
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