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Hi... If I call Open Window from an existing window (via a button), and the calling window is called "Setup", the new window is opened with the name "Setup" in the titlebar. Any way I can set the name of the new window to something else? TIA, Joe |
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Look at the options for the script step which opens the new window. You have the opportunity there to give the new window a different name. Look at "Windows Script Steps" in Help. Matt On 12/16/2006 14:47:50 "JoeT" <trubisz (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote: Hi... If I call Open Window from an existing window (via a button), and the calling window is called "Setup", the new window is opened with the name "Setup" in the titlebar. Any way I can set the name of the new window to something else? TIA, Joe |
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isn't this a fm7 and up functionality? The OP didn't state his version. (as to be expected) Ursus "Matt Wills" <Im (AT) witz (DOT) end> schreef in bericht news:12161855.HDPDTQRT (AT) news (DOT) verizon.net... Look at the options for the script step which opens the new window. You have the opportunity there to give the new window a different name. Look at "Windows Script Steps" in Help. Matt On 12/16/2006 14:47:50 "JoeT" <trubisz (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote: Hi... If I call Open Window from an existing window (via a button), and the calling window is called "Setup", the new window is opened with the name "Setup" in the titlebar. Any way I can set the name of the new window to something else? TIA, Joe |
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