Roger,
I vaguely remember there is a method to time out a user and close the window if no activity. Would like to add it to our user login, as many may leave them open without knowing it at the bottom of their screen. Something in the gui read, i think.
Fred
Time Out
Re: Time Out
Yes, it's an option of DCREAD GUI:
nSecs is the number of seconds to wait for an event, bBlock is a codeblock that is evaluated if there was nothing for nSecs seconds. It returns .F. to end the dialog, .T. to keep it running.
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DCREAD GUI ... TIMEOUT {nSecs,bBlock}
Best regards,
Tom
"Did I offend you?"
"No."
"Okay, give me a second chance."
Tom
"Did I offend you?"
"No."
"Okay, give me a second chance."
Re: Time Out
Good grief. We already had it there set to 210. Guess I should have checked first.
Old age is H.
Old age is H.
Re: Time Out
>>Old age is H.
It's a bit better than the alternative..
Sometimes, only a small bit..
like an 8 bit, and a whole 64 bit..
It's a bit better than the alternative..
Sometimes, only a small bit..
like an 8 bit, and a whole 64 bit..

Brian Wolfsohn
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Retired and traveling around the country to music festivals in my RV.
OOPS.. Corona Virus, so NOT traveling right now...
http://www.breadmanrises.com
FB travel group: The Breadman Rises