Nancy,
All you need to do is build a JFW frame around the clock and any other
portion you don't want echoed upon updateing, and set the frame to silent.
Matthew
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Sent: Thursday, January 14, 1999 20:36
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Subject: Read All and Clocks
greetings,
I have a program that I must use, and it requires me to have screen echo set
to all. The bottom line of the window has a status bar and clock. Many
programs allow this to be turned off, but this program does not. What is
the easiest, most effective way to tell JFW to ignore this line of the
window? In all other respects, the program is satisfactory, and I'd hate to
have to toss it, but having that line read almost incessantly is going to
drive me to distraction.
Nancy
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