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We had that several times already.

http://bb.donnay-software.com/donnay/vi ... 932#p15932

I was never forced to use Edlin. We have a word in german, "grace of late birth", do you know that? (To be honest, it's just a little later birth.)

Have you tried this to see if the owner window will be disabled? No difference. Just to make clear: There is nothing wrong. The wrong thing is the behaviour of a Windows Server if a RPD session is re-connected - or it's a bug in Xbase++ in that situation. The parent window should never get the disp...

I know that this alias doesn't exist (this is by design), but the EDITPROTECT codeblock should not be evaluated, since the window containing it is disabled. But it gets the display focus for some milliseconds if a RDP-session is reconnected. Besides the alias problem, this window should never get th...

Wow. If I run the app on a Windows Server 2019, open "TestWindow", close (!) the session and reconnect, I always get this situation. Always.

I am missing the "Hello World" in your application

Wait for the next major release! It will be even able to print it!
Edit: In color!

Oh, I thought it was your application.

My application is not as complex as this.

Hi, Chris. This is not the code of my application. ;) I have reasons to act this way. The code called by the calling window (in my application) is a very huge planning system, which normally runs in it's own thread, but the same system may also be called in a somehow reduced version from somewhere e...

Hi, Roger. If you compile and run the attached code and use the button "Test" showing a very simple dialog, you may log out from your computer and come back or you may minimize a Terminal Server session where it runs - this works fine. But if you close the session while "TestWindows" ist open and re...

I'm trying to build a small sample tomorrow that demonstrates the problem.