What is the forms, Visible property set to in the Design time.?   
Do you have any code in the form to set THISFORM.VISIBLE = .F.?   
Or code to change the position?
If you right click the taskbar entry, select Move, press the up arrow then
move the mouse do you see the outline, or the form visible? (click again to
let it go if you do)


-----Original Message-----
From: profoxtech MB Software Solutions General Account
Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2009 3:12 PM

MB Software Solutions General Account wrote:
> Matt Jarvis wrote:
>> Not to be a wise-guy (who - me???) but what exactly are you expecting 
>> _screen.visible to do??  Hide it?
>
>
> I was setting it to .F. but then nothing would show....iow, the top 
> level form wouldn't show.  I only saw the taskbar window, but no 
> visible form.
>
> I saw that I forgot to include the config.fpw.  Re-trying it now with 
> that included in EXE and removed _screen.visible = lines from main.prg.
>


Ok...what the heck!?!?!  I've included the config.fpw in the EXE, and it's
got SCREEN = OFF and RESOURCE = OFF in it plus a TITLE line...that's it.  My
Main.prg is this:

SET EXCLUSIVE OFF
SET SAFETY OFF
LOCAL ARRAY aVersion(4)
AGETFILEVERSION(aVersion,SYS(16,0))
_screen.Caption = "ErrorGrab, v" + IIF(EMPTY(aVersion(4)), VERSION(),
aVersion(4))
_screen.ControlBox = .F.
_screen.Icon = 'symlogo4.ICO'
CLOSE DATABASES ALL

LOCAL loFrm as Form
DO FORM frmUploadErrors NAME loFrm
loFrm.DoRead()

IF _vfp.StartMode <> 0 THEN
        QUIT
ENDIF


frmUploadErrors is a modeless form, with ShowInWindow=2 (Top Level form),
with a READ EVENTS in the DoRead form method.  The form.Unload event has a
CLEAR EVENTS in it.

Ideas as to why the screen won't show but only the task in the Windows bar
shows?


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