The code below does work, but I don't understand why. Can you explain?
I'd like to understand it better. I understand the On Error syntax in
general, but why should these two statements do anything in the positions
they are in below, where the statements that follow them don't see to be
anything that would cause an error? Are they forcing the internal working
of the code to move on immediately after the Enter statements in order to
assess the result of the Enter? Is that what happens?
Henry Taylor
Technical Analyst II
Lutheran Health Network
Ph. (260) 425-3914
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Boston WorkStation updates its Status box in a slow and occasional way, so
the trick here is to introduce another status before the "Keying password"
Status can get in. In the VBA in version 6.5 I used the following script
with the demo1 application:
On Error Resume Next 'makes sure I don't hang around the Enter
too long
R.Enter "1001" 'I want to hide this. Note I'm directly
accessing
the WinScript object R
On Error Goto 0
R.Status = "Hide Password" 'Overwrites the Status
Rich McNeil
Boston Software Systems
866 653 5105
www.bostonworkstation.com
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Subject: [Talk] Controlling what prints in the Status box
Is there a way to do this? I'd like to keep the Status box displayed on
the
BWS window, but it has the bad characteristic of showing the password
that's
being typed. Can I selectively change or suppress what prints in the
Status
box?
Henry Taylor
Technical Analyst II
Lutheran Health Network
Ph. (260) 425-3914
