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hmm.. repainting the main form too often? or from the client form?<br />
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could you show some relevant code?
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hmm.. repainting the main form too often? or from the client form?

could you show some relevant code?

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i would, but i don't know what part of the code would be useful. &nbsp;if i did, then i would have gone there already to fix it. &nbsp;not trying to be a smart-ass, thats just the honest truth...
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i would, but i don't know what part of the code would be useful.  if i did, then i would have gone there already to fix it.  not trying to be a smart-ass, thats just the honest truth...

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i figured it out. &nbsp;it was something odd. &nbsp;thanks, tony
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i figured it out.  it was something odd.  thanks, tony

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Hello, I have a pocket pc program that has developed some bugs while in storage for a few months. &nbsp;Everytime I open a form, even a simple about form. &nbsp;It is showing up behind the main form. &nbsp;You can verify this in the &quot;running programs&quot; menu. &nbsp;The forms are opening, but they aren't showing up on the screen for some reason. &nbsp;The main form just sits there always. &nbsp;There is a little blink like it is trying to come up, but the main form is getting focus again somehow. &nbsp;<br />
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Anybody have any good ideas of common places for this problem, etc. <br />
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Tony
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Hello, I have a pocket pc program that has developed some bugs while in storage for a few months.  Everytime I open a form, even a simple about form.  It is showing up behind the main form.  You can verify this in the "running programs" menu.  The forms are opening, but they aren't showing up on the screen for some reason.  The main form just sits there always.  There is a little blink like it is trying to come up, but the main form is getting focus again somehow.  

Anybody have any good ideas of common places for this problem, etc. 

Tony

Pocket Pc Forms issue... probably something very simple

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