This is how I do this in my system
I have a memo field (edit1) and a text field (text3)
As the user types in the memo, in the interactivechange event
thisform.text3.value=len(alltrim(This.value))
thisform.text3.Refresh()
That's what I do, too. The Refresh() isn't necessary.
Also, my editbox baseclass's InteractiveChange() event method has code to
update a form's DataChanged property, which gets called via DODEFAULT()
from the subclass. The process is as smooth as glass.
It seems to me there would have to be a whole lot else going on to cause
what Michael is seeing.
Ken Dibble
www.stic-cil.org
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