I think you need to put FLUSHWINDOWBUFFER just before the each delay  
statement

On Aug 11, 2005, at 9:07 PM, Chuck S. wrote:

> Greetings and perhaps apologies,
>
> I'm a research psychologist and a very unskilled
> self-taught programmer. I've been away from
> programming for a couple of years and am now beginning
> to get acquainted with FB^4 and programming in OSX.
> (The last time I wrote code it was with FB^3 to run
> under OS 9). I'm sure I will have many questions, but
> I'll try not to over-burden this list with a
> near-novice's growing pains.
>
> Here's my first question:
>
> When I compile the following for OS 9 (PPC), it
> displays one PICT resource (bicycle000) for 5 seconds
> and then shows the other (bicycle100) for 5 seconds --
> which is what I want the program to do. When compiled
> for Carbon, a blank window opens and 10 seonds later,
> when the program stops, the second PICT appears in the
> window.
>
> I must not be looking in the right places, because I
> haven't found the explanation yet. Is there a *simple*
> change by which I can get the 2 PICTS to display for 5
> seconds each under Carbon as under OS 9?
>
>
> WINDOW 1, , (0,0) - (640,480), _dialogPlain
>
> DIM gPicHandle AS HANDLE
> DIM r AS RECT
> DIM N$
> SetRect(r, 20, 40, 620, 440)
>
> N$ = "bicycle000"
> PICTURE FIELD 1, N$, @r, _pfNoFramed, _scaledPict
> DELAY 5000
>
> N$ = "bicycle100"
> PICTURE FIELD 1, N$, @r, _pfNoFramed, _scaledPict
> DELAY 5000
>
> STOP
>
>
> Thank you!!!
>
> Chuck
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