At 07:36 2009-07-06, Gilbert M. Hale <mrgmhale@rochester.rr.com> wrote:

>I have had to use INKEY() for another strange behavior. When I want to

>change for forecolor of a button, or some coloration of some other object, I

>found I have to use INKEY(.1) to allow the change to occur, otherwise it

>sometimes works, sometimes won't. Very handy tip with the mouse click delay

>need. I will keep that further use in mind. It is still a "cheat" though,

>which appeals to me <g>...

You make the change. That causes an event to be queued to do

the updating (Paint?). If you continue processing, the event does

not fire. Sometimes, you finish the current method whereupon the

next event fires; that is when your change works. inkey()

apparently allows events to fire, and that is why it works.

>Gil

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