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Jim,

I always place DDS keywords KEEP and  USRRSTDSP in the record format, that 
defines the window.

Take a look at www.mcpressonline.com and search for an article by Ernie Malaga 
on windows, it was from September 1993, old but still actual. I recently 
supplied the URL for that (no wrong link this time). You have to register, but 
that is FREE.

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler.

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On 29-8-02 at 17:21 Jim Langston wrote:

>Eventually a display format gets displayed from File1, F03CTL, that is a 
>>subfile control record.
>It has KEEP and OVERLAY.
>It is displayed with an EXFMT.
>
>The next format to get displayed is from File2, CPROC, which is also a subfile 
>control record and a window.
>The window is specified as (10 4 10 55 *NOMSGLIN).
>It has KEEP and OVERLAY also.
>It is also displayed with an EXFMT.
>
>The first time through the program all is well.  The window gets displayed 
>over the F03CTL just as it should.
>On all subsequent processes through the program, however, whenever CPROC gets 
>EXFMTed, the F03CTL record behind the window is the *original* one.  That is, 
>it seems that
>any subsequent F03CTL screens get erased, and an old F03CTL screen from the 
>first call through is appearing.






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