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Ger Cannoll
Ger Cannoll
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I have a small app(not strataframe, plain vanilla c#) which does some updating and consists of just one form with a few buttons. This exe is also set up to run automatically, which is controlled by means of a parameter passed in e.g. MyExe "1". If I just run a MyExe without the parameter, I want the form to appear so I can click a few buttons. if I run MyExe with the parameter, i just want the form to run stuff on one of the buttons. I have this all working. My problem is that , when I run in unattended mode, the form itself does not display on the screen. The form runs ok but I cant see what its doing. I know when the form is up and running there is no benefit to be able to 'see' the form (as it will be running in unattended mode) but at this stage I would like to see the form and its associated messages. If I was doing this in VFP, I would have a MyForm.Show.
Is there something similar I need to do , to get visibility of the form ?
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Running an exe automatically - form invisible
Ger Cannoll
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14 Years Ago
Hi Gerard, Can you post the code you are using to show the form? or...
Edhy Rijo
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14 Years Ago
Perhaps a slightly different approach would be to utilize the...
Bill Cunnien
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14 Years Ago
Gerard,
I've created a couple of sample apps to demonstrate...
Greg McGuffey
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14 Years Ago
Greg, thanks for samples. I have been off on a tangent doing other...
Ger Cannoll
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14 Years Ago
Thanks for the examples!
Russell Scott Brown
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14 Years Ago
My pleasure!
Greg McGuffey
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14 Years Ago
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