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I have a weird problem in a display file that I need some help with involving a window border.A field inside the window border is defined as: KIQQX 250 VARLEN(100) I use this in the display record using the: CNTFLD(050) & WRDWRAP keywords.This results in 5 lines of 50 characters as a continuous field for a short text field (wonderful!).Unfortunately the border to the right hand side of the first 50 bytes shows a gap in the solid blue: A WDWBORDER((*COLOR BLU) (*DSPATR HI)as does the border to the left of the second line of the 5 lines. That's the only place where this occurs. The remaining three lines have no breaks. I have two colums of blank space between the end of the 5 lines and the border as well as two columns between the border and the start of the 5 lines. Is there more I should be aware of?While I'm at it, is there any web reference which gives a comprehensive tutorial on how to code windows? The only article of use I've been able to find is an MCPRESSONLINE one from 1995! Thanks in expectation.Sincere apologies

Mike Pantzopoulos

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