Just created a form in VFP9 and did this in the Init():

This.Box(10, 10, 20, 20)

... which a boxeen.

On Mon, 31 Jan 2011 19:22 +0000, "william tormey"

<supportforamlireland@indigo.ie> wrote:

> Hi all.

> Am trying to use Box(x1,y1,x2n,y2) to draw rectangles on a Forms.

> to outline rolling displays for process parameters.

>

> DG VFP 5.0 says Syntax is Object.Box(----)

> Have tried things like myform.Box(----) as code & in Init

> Thisform.Box(----), but get errors telling me cant find Box

> from the compiler and interpreter. Seem to need to tell the form it

> has a Box method. Don't know how.

>

> The original code for all this used Code page 437 & IBM Vga

> line drawings to do the same.

>

> Dumb I know, but needs must.

> William Tormey

>

>

>

>

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