>You can't just insert Window off anywhere in the program it has to be in the
>beggining, like the first line, or if you have a resource file, the second
>line is acceptable, but if you have Window Off way down there, it's not going
>to do it's job properly.
>
>Example:
>
>WINDOW #1, "MySplash"
>INPUT "";test$
>WINDOW #2, "Test2"
>INPUT "";test2$
>WINDOW OFF
>WINDOW #3, "Test3"
>INPUT "";test3$
>
>The Command window will not go away, and you may have problems with the
>MySplash Window, and Test2 window unless the WINDOW OFF Command is either the
>first line in the program or right under the RESOURCES statement (which would
>be the first line in the program).
>
>-Brian

Just a thought--if you somehow brought the command window to the front, the
WINDOW OFF statement would probably work later in the program.


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