In my application I have to draw a
form, make it active, but I don't want
it to be visible. So I do the following
WinSaveBits
WinScreenLock
FrmInitForm
FrmSetActiveForm
FrmDrawForm
WinRestoreBits
WinScreenUnlock

It works fine, I am just wondering why
I am doing 2 copies of the screen, as
WinScreenLock also creates a second
Window. Maybe I can somehow copy
back from the original Screen
Window, to the new Screen Window,
thus not needing WinSaveBits?
Also, WinScreenLock is supposed to
return a pointer to the new draw
screen, but though it works, it seems
to return a NULL pointer on the
simulator.
Or, maybe there is a complete
different and simpler method to get
the same results that I need?
Thanks in advance,
Lionscribe


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