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I think, that is what he means : On start, the Dialog is shown behind the Mainwindow : http://www.pflegeplus.com/pictures/Switch5.jpg A click somewhere on the Dialog visible Area, brings it on Top : ( switching between Window and Dialog ) http://www.pflegeplus.com/pictures/switch6.jpg ...

... msgbar. Buttonbar will be in 2007 style in both the cases. If nil is specified as second paramter, RPreview decides the style on the basis of the MainWindow if any, Array of two numeric/nil values can be specified as third paramter to force width and/or height of buttonbar. By deault, RPreview ...

Hello Marco, You don't need to define the Title, only the Textobject. This button ( on Mainwindow ) changes the Text defined in Title 1. // Style 2007 // ------------- @ 580, 300 BTNBMP oBtn1 OF oWnd ; SIZE 200, 80 ; PROMPT "&Change Text" 2007 ; FONT ...

... defined, combobox and other controls were not positioned properly. Now fixed. Enhancements: a) RPreview was using 2007 style for buttonbar if a mainwindow is defined with a buttonbar having 2007 style only. If the application was themed and not using 2007 style, TRebar was used for the buttonbar, ...

... some more Functions. Buttons are included inside the Project-file. Now it is possible, to create a Standalone EXE-file, that looks like the Tool-Mainwindow. Please check the < Rmk-file > for the Path-defines. Download Version 1.2 ( 4.8 MB ) : http://www.pflegeplus.com/fw_downloads/MDIPaint.zip ...

Natter,

there is a internal FWH-function.
You can create a Array.
Next search inside the Array for Your EXE ( Title of MainWindow )

aTasks := GetTasks()
xBROWSE( aTasks )



Best regards
Uwe

Silvio, the Solution I found working on a Mainwindow, with- and without Border using animated REFLEX-Buttons : Simply show and hide Buttons in Relation to selected DBF-Records with any Text. http://www.pflegeplus.com/pictures/trbutton1.jpg ...

... to place it ( Top, Left, Bottom, Right or Center ) I will add / include a Window-Version . Because You want to show the Buttons from inside the Mainwindow, a nice Solution could be, using a transparent VTitle with - or without Border for placing the Bitmaps. Best Regards Uwe :lol:

... a Array. Each Main-button defines a Array-element must be displayed inside the Dialog. The Dialog shows different Array-Values, defined with the Mainwindow-buttons from < n >. http://www.pflegeplus.com/pictures/dlgarray.jpg A Solution, You don't need a Close / exit-Button ...

Dear Antonio, Dear Daniel, We have also the same error on Explorerbar when we use it on a dialog ( .nor. 4 style) into a normal MainWindow when we create many panels and we have at left a xbrowse, the object oExbar should create a vertical but on the same object near to panels to scroll ...

... TOP/LEFT from main-Window http://www.pflegeplus.com/pictures/capt1.jpg The Screencapture-contents uses 0, 0 for TOP/LEFT from the Mainwindow http://www.pflegeplus.com/pictures/capt2.jpg Moved VTitle to Position 0, 0 http://www.pflegeplus.com/pictures/capt3.jpg ...

... show them inside a extra Browser. http://www.pflegeplus.com/pictures/Foldtest1.jpg Still 14 Positions after 3 Dialog-openings on Mainwindow-Level. http://www.pflegeplus.com/pictures/Foldtest2.jpg Best Regards Uwe :lol:

... to get the same Structure like the Tool-Application. Two BMP's are added to the VTitle. All Dialogs are from Code ( no resources used ) : 1. The Mainwindow 2. A Button to open the Dialog 3. A Button for the Preview inside the Dialog In all Dialogs, a Res.-Check is included. http://www.pflegeplus.com/pictures/restest1.jpg ...

... STATIC FUNCTION ShowDialog() //-------------------------------------------------------------------------// local oDlg LOCAL cText := 'Try click on MainWindow, please' if FindWindow( 0, "Test" ) != 0 MsgInfo( "Application already working" ) return nil endif DEFINE DIALOG oDlg ...

... So there is no connection anymore to the event which called the Rpreview. If you look into Property Inspector the Parent Window of Preview is the MainWindow of the application. Regards, Otto