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Thanks for suggestion... Have to try this - but...<br />
Yes, I'm sure ThreadReady event have fired because there is a Shape.Color call to indicate thread is ready and that works.
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Thanks for suggestion... Have to try this - but...
Yes, I'm sure ThreadReady event have fired because there is a Shape.Color call to indicate thread is ready and that works.

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Yes.... this works fine! Thanks!
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HI,<br />
Something that I thought would be simple thing...<br />
I &nbsp;execute a Thread. &nbsp;OnThreadReady event make call to move focus, Edit2.SetFocus;<br />
When the thread is finished, the original Active Control (Edit1) still have focus ...<br />
Other things does work fine, but SetFocus.<br />
What's &nbsp;that causes trouble?
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HI,
Something that I thought would be simple thing...
I  execute a Thread.  OnThreadReady event make call to move focus, Edit2.SetFocus;
When the thread is finished, the original Active Control (Edit1) still have focus ...
Other things does work fine, but SetFocus.
What's  that causes trouble?

TEdit.SetFocus trouble

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