RE: Retrieving Cursor Position from Screen.

The only problem with this approach, and I admit it's a minor one, is if the
user has moved the cursor off the field by a character or two.  If this has
happened, the the prompt won't be displayed and the cursor will go back to
the first field on the screen.  

I personally prefer to use internally defined cursor positions in lieu of
some way to identify the field header the way I can using HLPARA.

Donald R. Fisher, III
Project Manager
Roomstore Furniture Company
(804) 784-7600 extension 2124
DFisher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx


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A                                      RTNCSRLOC(*RECNAME &$CURREC &$CURFL-
A                                      D &$CURPOS)                         
A            $CURREC       10A  H
A            $CURFLD       10A  H
A            $CURPOS        4S 0H
A            CUSTNO         9S 0B 12 20

Every time the program returns from input, you can test for *IN04 and
$CurFld='yourFldName' to see if you need to display the pop-up.  You can
usually disregard the CURPOS and CURREC pieces....  
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