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I have a script that opens a related record and spawns a new window. I give the new windows a smaller size than the orginal and place it in the centre of the screen.

Strange thing started happening though.... and I don't know why. This was not happening originally.

The original window and the new window BOTH shrink to the new size. I have tried to freeze the original window as the first step and this did not help.

Any ideas?

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Yup, there is another post somewhere on this forum that address this problem.

I think the answer is to resize your original window to something other than maximized before you open a 2nd window. I've had this problem too and I believe that I got around it by making the current window 1 pixel smaller in each direction before opening the next window.

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[Yup, there is another post somewhere on this forum that address this problem. ]

Any idea on about when? I've got a similar but semi-reverse problem.

In V6. From Main, execute external script in Sub-file. This script displays a reduced window, using Restore Window, then returns to Main, with original window still maximised (again using Restore Window because I'm using a generalised Return script which might return to a smaller window.)

In V7, after conversion. Only changes in scripts are the changes in notation/wording. The sub-file window is now maximised and, on return to Main, the window is restored to the size I originally had for the Sub-file window. If I check the Sub-file via the toolbar Window command, it is sitting there at its correct size!

No wonder I'm grey where I'm not bald.

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Ted, Thanks a million. I forgot about that bloody virus, Windoze. Should have twigged when, after messing about with my FMD Db, I found all the other windows I had open were maximised - and I never/rarely use maximised non-app windows.

Thanks again.

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