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  1. ZenToasty

    <Enter> Key options...

    calculus: I'll give that a shot. Mr. Milson: That's where the <Ctrl+M> came from. PS: I'm doing this using C++ w/ Extra.H.
  2. ZenToasty

    &lt;Enter&gt; Key options...

    I'm attaching to an older version of our company's program, and the enter key macro is not normal. <Ctrl+M>, <Enter>, <KP Enter>, and <KeyPad Enter> are all failing. (<KP Enter> works in our current version). Any ideas?
  3. ZenToasty

    Screen.WaitHostQuiet in C++ -- Fatal Error

    Just an update... I have discovered that this is a memory leak in EXTRA itself. Even treating m_pExtraScreen->WaitHostQuiet() as an IDispatch and releasing it is not fixing the problem, as so: VARIANT m_pVarSettleTime; VariantInit(&m_pVarSettleTime); COleDispatchDriver *pExtraTemp; try {...
  4. ZenToasty

    Writing to a file w/o quotes

    You might also consider using the Scripting runtime (scrrun.dll) instead. You can use the FileSystemObject and TextStream objects to read/write lines and they don't have quotes...
  5. ZenToasty

    Screen.WaitHostQuiet in C++ -- Fatal Error

    Visual Studio '97, Win2K, Extra! 6.3, Dell Latittude (et al). I invoke the Screen.WaitHostQuiet function as so: --> try { VARIANT vSettleTime; VariantInit(&vSettleTime); vSettleTime.vt = VT_I2; vSettleTime.iVal = nSettleTime; m_pExtraScreen->WaitHostQuiet(vSettleTime); }...

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