RE: msg in full load sfl?

hello,

i have fix the problem by detecting page up and pagedown
when already at the top or bottom the system returns control to your
program, and if detect page up or down, then show my message.

my new problem is as folows
when already at the top the system returns control to my program, then i
detect it is page-up, and show the already at the top of the list,

but when you press page down, and it is not at the bottom of the page, the
system doesn't return control to my program, and the result is the message i
have shown earlier, is shown, every time a page down is press and it is not
at the bottom of the page.

and of course the control is return to my program when it is at the bottom
of the page, and that is the time the "already at the top of the list" is
cleared, because is send a new message that is it "already at the bottom of
the page"

-----Original Message-----
From: Domingo, Wilson M. [mailto:wmdomingo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2005 10:17 AM
To: Cobol400-L@Midrange. Com (E-mail)
Subject: [COBOL400-L] msg in full load sfl?



hi all!!

     sorry for this simple problem

    my problem is to show only in full loading, the message that is already
at the top or bottom on the msg location 24, or the 24 line

        usually we all know that in full loading the system is in control of
page down ang page up, and in only notifies you that is in the top or bottom
by diaplaying a message "roll up or roll down past the first or last record
in file" in the status bar of client access     

        my first solution is to hide the status bar of the client access,
but the user usually don't know about it
        so is there another way to show the message in line 24 of my screen,


thanks in advance

Wilson 

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