Josh,
thanks for that. I see seem to be able to do this by not running as a
new process
and calling then command however it would be better if it were a
process so will try this
> so be sure to check if the other process is still running.
thanks thats a very good point ....
John
john convey
sci-do communications
On 6 May 2008, at 16:56, Josh Fletcher (4D, Inc.) wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> On Load only fires when the form is "loaded", e.g. when opening it for
> the first time or when moving from record to record. It does not fire
> when the window is activated.
>
> As Allen said, you can use On Activate but remember that will fire any
> time that window is activated (e.g. if the user minimizes the front-
> most
> one) so be sure to check if the other process is still running.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Josh Fletcher
>
> john convey wrote:
>> I want to run some code at that point on the original form.
>> on load does not fire here.
>
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