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HOW DO YOU OUTPUT A BROWSE TO SCREEN ?

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MexMan

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HI, I NEEDED PUT A BROWSE TO SCREEN, BUT I HAVE SOME FIELDS IN THE SCREEN... I HAVE FOXPRO FOR WINDOWS 2.6a

THANKS...
 
You can tell the Browse command which Window to use for display purposes.

I suggest that you look at your Foxpro Help information - type HELP BROWSE into your Command window.

The Browse command has options for
WINDOW <window name>
and
IN WINDOW <window name>

Assuming that you have previously defined a window and given it a name, you can reference it in the Browse command.

If you want a more interactive screen which includes both the browse window and buttons for the user to interact with you might want to look at GENSCRNX. There are many postings in this forum for it (use the Keyword search) and the documentation is reasonably clear to use.

Good Luck,
JRB-Bldr
VisionQuest Consulting
Business Analyst & CIO Consulting Services
CIOServices@yahoo.com
 
IF EXECUTE &quot;IN WINDOW&quot; COMMAND OF BROWSE, LOST FIELDS AND ALL. I HAVE IN THE WINDOW SOME FIELDS.
 
The idea is to use a Window that doesn't have anything in it. Just create a &quot;browse only&quot; window to browse in.

Rick
 
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