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Thanks for the response. I have boiled the program down to just
the main window, one loose item and one application window. It
still displays the offending behaviour.
Do you want just the source? Should I send it to you off this
list?
Christopher Cave
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I have now had a close look at the much reduced program and I
believe that the problem was that I had used sd_setmd in the
application hit routine to alter the writing mode to XOR. BUT I
had not altered it back to OVER on return from this routine.
Having now
On 1 Mar 2004 at 14:21, Christopher Cave wrote:
Thanks for the response. I have boiled the program down to just
the main window, one loose item and one application window. It
still displays the offending behaviour.
Do you want just the source? Should I send it to you off this
list?
At the last London show, I picked up a disk from Roy Wood which
enabled me to have nice 3-d borders to buttons etc. Over the
last few days, I have been getting to grip with using the new
wman colours in my latest program(in C68). All is well except
that the nice new borders to loose items are
On 29 Feb 2004 at 7:59, Christopher Cave wrote:
At the last London show, I picked up a disk from Roy Wood which
enabled me to have nice 3-d borders to buttons etc. Over the
last few days, I have been getting to grip with using the new
wman colours in my latest program(in C68). All is
