Karen,

My WRITEs in 6.5++ were always small and often mixed text with calculated results so I use something similar to Gunnar’s except I simply concatenate variables to include text and calculations results into one unique variable vmsg which makes up my display form.

 

 


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Karen and Others

As for the writes  I do the writes to a diskfile.

The diskfile I use with the Property <Componentid> LOAD_FROM_FILE to a user defined variable listbox.  that’s is how I converted/or plan to convert some quick and dirtys selects and writes in my DOS  apps to 7.1 Se also posting from MikeB on this subject I works great for its purpose and is as simple as selects and writes in DOS.

 

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Buddy:

Now that I think of it, I do have some Writes to the screen in my
Windows app, even though it looks ugly.  Alot of times it was just
the easiest way to do things!   So I'll bet you're right -- I assume
7.1 would just ignore them.   

Would I have to bring up each form and report and "convert" them
to 7.1 even though I don't really want to do anything else with them
other than have them just run as they are?

So that's tip #1:  replace all writes before you run a 6.5++ app
in 7.1.   Any other tips?


Karen




Karen
  I believe you can run 6.5 apps provided they are not using any command specific to R:Base DOS. One example I can think of is using the Write to screen. This won't stop the program, but it prints char down the left side of the screen. I'm sure there are others. Unless you plan on redoing all of your forms and reports you must convert them to 6.5++ first. Depending on the form and report you may be better off re-doing them.


Buddy

 

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