The definition of WM.SWSEC says that this will place a window over a section of an application sub window. D1.L is supposed to be set to x,y section numbers. Thus, if you have an application window containing items which can be scrolled and you have this window split into two sections, WM.SWSEC should set a window to either of the two sections according to the content of D1.
Actually what happens is that, irrespective of the content of D1 the whole application window (apart from the scroll arrows) is set by the vector. If you look at the source code (SMSQ/E v3.13) for this vector, in ee_wman_switm_asm you would see that the entry conditions do indeed require D1.L to be set to the particular section you want to cover. However, I cannot see anywhere in the actual code where D1 is used. Does anyone know what is going on? George _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
