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> From: James Rich > > Wait, didn't you just say "use the same panel in multiple places" but > option 1 is "Individual display files for the separate panels"? Do you > have one panel or many panels? The issue is currently one panel used in multiple places, but I can foresee many "multiple use" panels. In option one, each multi-use panel would have its own display file, thus the plural. Note also that when I say panel, I mean a related set of record formats, such as a subfile, a subfile control and maybe a header or footer format. Possibly even the message subfile formats, but I haven't worked through that bit yet. > I have modules that use their own display files. I've seen the weird > border problem you mention and have resolved it. For our purposes having > the module use its own display file works very well (indeed any other way > would be stupid). Code available upon request. Thanks, James. I may take you up on the code, just to see how you resolved the border. For now, I'm just gathering opinions. Joe
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