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    Steven Kang
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    The savedf1program function is coded to save form code as either appframeworkstyle = .true or appframeworksyle = .false. It defaults to appframeworkstyle = .true and this is the form that Simpol Personal defaults to. The option to choice between the 2 different versions needs to be added to the Save As dataform1Program dialog in Simpol Personal. Minor point: Simpol Personal is saving the form file path in short format: f.filename = “D:SIMPOL~1CheckinVERSIO~1.4checkin.sxf”. Calling the savedf1program function directly in the IDE saves in long form: f.filename = “D:Simpol ProjectsCheckinVersion 1.4checkin.sxf”. Is Personal using a slightly older version of the fommlib.sml? Steven

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    Michael
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    On 17/02/2013 18:44, Steven Kang wrote:
    > The savedf1program function is coded to save form code as either
    > appframeworkstyle = .true or appframeworksyle = .false.
    > It defaults to appframeworkstyle = .true and this is the form that Simpol
    > Personal defaults to.
    > The option to choice between the 2 different versions needs to be added to
    > the Save As dataform1Program dialog in Simpol Personal.
    >
    > Minor point:
    >
    > Simpol Personal is saving the form file path in short format:
    > f.filename = "D:SIMPOL~1CheckinVERSIO~1.4checkin.sxf".
    > Calling the savedf1program function directly in the IDE saves in long form:
    > f.filename = "D:Simpol ProjectsCheckinVersion 1.4checkin.sxf".
    >
    > Is Personal using a slightly older version of the fommlib.sml?

    No, it uses the same version as other places. All of the libraries get rebuilt before building SIMPOL Personal. I wonder if it has
    to do with the way the file name is being reported to it from the file dialog.

    Ciao, Neil

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