RE: Side By Side Subfile

Thats great

can u plz provide me the thread(code) for this so that i can try just for
experiment.

regards
Prasant
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I just said to myself "wow that looks familiar" and it was lol.  That was
a post I made quite a while back.  I ended up using one subfile with two
columns because that was what suited the application better than two
different subfiles, however I appreciate the post.  I will use that
technique sometime soon I am sure.  Looks great thanks,

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If you have not found a solution to this yet, I have a menu program with
side by side subfile.
What I actually do is describe one subfile and use the cursor position to
determine which side to roll.
It is actually a one page subfile with subfile size = page size.  If they
roll the right side, I read the next n (n=page size) records from file 2
and
chain/update the subfile records in a loop (clearing the remainder of
right
side fields when I reach end of file).  If they roll the left side, same
thing using file 1.
This gives the illusion of a side by side subfile.
<snip>

>
>Can I do a side by side subfile without using two windows to accomplish
>this?  I want the left subfile to contain data from one file, right
>subfile to contain data from another, they can use the option fields in
>front of the data as check boxes so that I can write both to an output
>file?  Looking for the easiest way to do this?  Right now I'm trying to
do
>it with one subfile split in columns, but the tab order goes side to
side.

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