Author: Michael Madigan
Posted: 2012-01-05 18:15:50 Link
I remember running into this in my last conversion many years ago, and i can't remember what the trick it.
I am creating an EXE that just calls a menu. In that menu, each menu item calls another exe. When I execute the program, it blinks on and then off. I remember there was a trick to prevent this from happening but I can't remember what.
Anybody know?
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Author: Rick Q
Posted: 2012-01-05 18:18:38 Link
I think you have to change if a form is
modal or not.
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I remember running into this in my last conversion many years ago, and i can't remember what the trick it.
I am creating an EXE that just calls a menu. In that menu, each menu item calls another exe. When I execute the program, it blinks on and then off. I remember there was a trick to prevent this from happening but I can't remember what.
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Author: Michael Madigan
Posted: 2012-01-05 18:19:25 Link
There are no forms in the executable, just a menu
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Subject: What's the trick to get an exe not to blink off?
I remember running into this in my last conversion many years ago, and i can't remember what the trick it.
I am creating an EXE that just calls a menu. In that menu, each menu item calls another exe. When I execute the program, it blinks on and then off. I remember there was a trick to prevent this from happening but I can't remember what.
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Author: desmond.lloyd@gmail.com
Posted: 2012-01-05 18:25:32 Link
Read events?
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There are no forms in the executable, just a menu
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I remember running into this in my last conversion many years ago, and i can't remember what the trick it.
I am creating an EXE that just calls a menu. In that menu, each menu item calls another exe. When I execute the program, it blinks on and then off. I remember there was a trick to prevent this from happening but I can't remember what.
Anybody know?
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Author: Michael Madigan
Posted: 2012-01-05 18:28:08 Link
I'm thinking a dummy modal form that executes the menu
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I remember running into this in my last conversion many years ago, and i can't remember what the trick it.
I am creating an EXE that just calls a menu. In that menu, each menu item calls another exe. When I execute the program, it blinks on and then off. I remember there was a trick to prevent this from happening but I can't remember what.
Anybody know?
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Author: Grigore Dolghin
Posted: 2012-01-05 18:29:48 Link
READ EVENTS immediately after Do myMenu.mpr, and a CLEAR EVENTS somewhere
in the menu's Exit pad.
On Fri, Jan 6, 2012 at 1:28 AM, Michael Madigan <mmadi10699@yahoo.com>wrote:
> I'm thinking a dummy modal form that executes the menu
>
>
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> There are no forms in the executable, just a menu
>
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> I think you have to change if a form is
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>
> I remember running into this in my last conversion many years ago, and i
> can't remember what the trick it.
>
> I am creating an EXE that just calls a menu. In that menu, each menu item
> calls another exe. When I execute the program, it blinks on and then off.
> I remember there was a trick to prevent this from happening but I can't
> remember what.
>
> Anybody know?
>
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Author: Tracy Pearson
Posted: 2012-01-05 18:31:08 Link
Michael Madigan <mmadi10699@yahoo.com> wrote:
>I remember running into this in my last conversion many years ago, and
>i can't remember what the trick it.
>
>I am creating an EXE that just calls a menu. In that menu, each menu
>item calls another exe. When I execute the program, it blinks on and
>then off. I remember there was a trick to prevent this from happening
>but I can't remember what.
>
>Anybody know?
>
Read events trouble on a single top level form exe?
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Author: Michael Madigan
Posted: 2012-01-05 18:38:06 Link
I tried a dummy modal form and that works. I'll try the other suggestions too. Thank you
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Michael Madigan <mmadi10699@yahoo.com> wrote:
>I remember running into this in my last conversion many years ago, and
>i can't remember what the trick it.
>
>I am creating an EXE that just calls a menu. In that menu, each menu
>item calls another exe. When I execute the program, it blinks on and
>then off. I remember there was a trick to prevent this from happening
>but I can't remember what.
>
>Anybody know?
>
Read events trouble on a single top level form exe?
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read events?
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remember what.
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