Re: Footer on a subfile display

By footer, do you mean the Control record.  While the subfile record must 
appear in the source before the control record, there is no requirement for 
placing the control record,
visually, above the subfile record.  It just normally happens that way because 
programmers use the control record to put up headings for the subfile.
b.

boothm@ibm.net wrote:

> I am having trouble understanding how to display a footer on a subfile 
>display.  I can do it, but only with incantations, direct copying, and a small 
>addition of witch's potions.
>
> Would someone please post a simple example of the code that makes a footer 
>appear and stay on the bottom of the screen, while the panel above pages up 
>and down?
>
> I apologize for not being more specific with my problem but I think if I knew 
>a more specific explanation I would also know where to look to find the answer.
>
> tia
>
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