Re: Keep background screen on display when using window keyword

John,

ASSUME is not needed on a full screen display.
In the window display put in the DDS keywords KEEP and USRRSTDSP. Windows do 
not need OVERLAY, unless it contains a SFL, but then that keyword should not be 
in the record format, that defines the window.

Hopes this helps.

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler.

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On 21-8-02 at 14:40 JMBauman@wardtrucking.com wrote:

>I have a problem with loosing my initial screen when I display several
>sequential windows on top of the initial display.  Here is the program
>flow:
>
>pgmA displays a full screen
>pgmA calls pgmB
>pgmB displays a window.  the user makes a selection and pgmB ends,
>returning to pgmA
>pgmA calls pgmC based on a parm received from pgmB
>pgmC displays window
>
>When pgmC displays it's window, the screen that pgmA displayed initially,
>goes away.  I am using the RSTDSP=*yes on the screen in pgmA, and I am
>using the ASSUME keyword in all 3 display files.
>
>I have used windows in other applications and have had no trouble.  Is my
>problem coming from the fact that 2 displays are being written over the 1st
>display without any "rewrite" of the 1st display in between them?
>
>Any suggestions would be appreciated.
>
>Thanks,
>John
>
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