--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "swzoh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If it really resolves your problem, you may suppress the error message:
>
> Window Close! c=sysshadow
> Window.Close_("c=sysshadow")
I was able to recreate the problem again after clearing it once with
the Windows.close. Now I know the behaviour a bit better. If there are
shadows present then the Window.close cleans them up, if there are
none it gives errors as I reported above.
Using the above Windows.close_ suppresses the error as you suggested.
So I guess I should schedule this on a regular basis. Do you see any
problems with doing that?
Sean and others, thanks for the help.
- Haider
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