Paul,

I use a PRG.
I am not seeing the behavior you are talking about.

In my PRG, I do reset the location and widths of the windows I have open.
Properties, Document View and DataSession are docked together. Then the
Command Window is docked under them. These are all docked to the right side
of the screen. I have this because I will occasionally remote in to my
computer. The laptop resolution is smaller than the desktop.

Tracy Pearson
PowerChurch Software

Paul H. Tarver wrote on 2017-06-20: 
>  I tried the .prg route before, but I re-did it based on your
recommendation
>  just in case I did something wrong.
>  
>  Here's what I have set up now:
>  
>  start-vfp9x64.FPW file:
>  *************************************************************
>  TMPFILES=c:\temp EDITWORK=c:\temp SORTWORK=c:\temp PROGWORK=c:\temp
>  
>  PATH = .\DATA; .\FORMS; .\GRAPHICS; .\LIBS; .\MENUS; .\PROGRAMS;
.\REPORTS;
>  T:\LIBRARY
>  
>  DEFAULT = "T:\ACTIVE\TPM \"
>  RESOURCE = "T:\ ACTIVE\TPM \FOXUSER.DBF"
>  COMMAND = do "T:\ ACTIVE\TPM \start-vfp9x64.prg"
>  *************************************************************
>  
>  start-vfp9x64.prg
>  ************************************************************* CLEAR
>  MEMORY CLOSE DATA CLEAR ALL CLOSE ALL SET SYSMENU TO DEFAULT
>  
>  CD " T:\ ACTIVE\TPM\"
>  MODIFY PROJECT trnslate.pjx NOWAIT
>  ACTIVATE WINDOW COMMAND
>  *************************************************************
>  
>  When I start VFP from the shortcut, the .FPW is processed and the .PRG is
>  run, the project manager opens with the correct project, a blank command
>  window opens and I cannot type in the command window because every
keystroke
>  is passed directly to the project manager. Once I close the blank command
>  window, I can open a new command window and everything works normally.
Same
>  results that I get if I issue the MODIFY PROJECT command directly from
the
>  .FPW.
>  
>  Interestingly, if I open VFP in the folder and I type 'do
start-vfp9x64.prg'
>  in the command window, the project manager opens normally with the
correct
>  project info and goes immediately back to the regular command window
ready
>  for my next input. In other words, it looks like the problem may be in
the
>  .FPW file. So, I went back to the .FPW file and removed everything except
>  the PATH and COMMAND lines. Same result. I also noticed that when I close
>  the blank command window and file named _command.prg is created in the
>  project folder.
>  
>  This is getting personal now. Uggghhhh.
>  
>  Paul H. Tarver
>  Tarver Program Consultants, Inc.
>  Email: [email protected]
> 
> 



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