Karen,
When the settings are enabled, the Icon is shown in its "depressed"
condtition and "raised" when disabled. It's pretty standard. It's just
different from what you are used to seeing.
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Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: Quitting to r> prompt, ver.9
Bill: Okay, that's interesting! I guess that worked for me.
When I go to Settings / Startup Options, I see the options for "show r>
prompt" "show database explorer" etc. But unlike 7.6 where there is a
simple
check-box form so you can tell whether the option is on or off, I don't
see
anything like that in 9.0, right? So I clicked on "show r> prompt",
couldn't tell whether it did anything, but now my quit works. If I click
on "show
r> prompt" again, it still works. So does that mean that there is no
on/off switch for these, if you click it once it's always on? I like the
7.6
way better where you can visually tell what's been turned on or not. So
unless you can point me to a new direction, I might suggest that as an
enhancement if you agree.
Karen
You would need the users to go to Settings/Startup Options, and enable
"R:Prompt", and disable "Database Explorer" and R:BASE Editor."
Then, when your application "quits", it takes them to their own default
environment.
I do not believe there is a way to force those settings programatically,
but I might be wrong.
What I have done instead is taught users about the R> icon, and changed
any
such optional exits to say "Exit to Database Explorer."
Bill
