Re: Drawing window border

["Gene Burns" <burns.gene@xxxxxxxxx>]

Is your display compiled with RSTDSP(*YES)?



On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 10:41 AM, <Arthur.Marino@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Sorry to bother y'all, but I have an RPG display program ('old style')
> calling another program whose only function is to display a window. (I've
> coded an unused "ASSUME" record in the 2nd program so the 1st program's
> screen is not erased when the 2nd loads.) All works well the first time.
> However, after returning to the 1st program, all subsequent presses of the
> function key display the 2nd program's window with NO BORDER around it,
> which looks very ugly. I've tried it with and without USRRSTDSP in the 2nd
> program, all to no avail.
>
> This is a very small but very annoying issue. What on earth could I be
> doing/not doing that could cause this? Any ideas?
> Thanks (in advance).
>
> Arthur J. Marino
>
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