In article <62638@palm-dev-forum>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
>
> Well, I figured out question (1): I checked the "Save Behind"
> attribute for the forms, and that somehow stopped the bleed-
> through.
>
> --Scott Sumner-Moore
>
> > 1) When I display a form, I use FrmGetActiveForm() to get the
> > form that's currently on the screen, then FrmEraseForm() to
> > "Erase a form from the display." (Quoting from the SDK
> > reference.) Trouble is, FrmEraseForm() doesn't erase the form,
> > and my forms "bleed-through" each other. In other words, if form
> > A is currently on the screen, and I then display form B, I see
> > the controls for form B, but form A shows through between the
> > controls for form B.
>
>
>
I also figured out question (2), by examining the coordinates of
the penDownEvent and seeing if they were in the bounds of the
exit button.
Definitely NOT the normal way of doing things. Probably not the
best way either. I'll try your suggestion as well, Peter, but in
the meantime, I've got this kludge working if time grows short.
Thanks again,
--Scott Sumner-Moore
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