This only happens for one customer on one workstation.
Then there would have to be more to the story. Customer is fat-fingering
something, or has some funky other software running, or can't accurately
describe what's happening.
The only other possibility that comes to mind is a low-level timing
issue--not a VFP timer--that could happen if you're running separate exes
or apps between the two forms. I've seen weird stuff happen with one VFP
exe calling another VFP exe--things seem to happen out of sequence between
them. A sequence that runs in the expected order on most machines runs in a
different order on one or two. But I've never seen it with one form calling
a simple prg in the same process.
Ken Dibble
www.stic-cil.org
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