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Get cursor possition

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I have several questions (about scripts)

1. How to get cursor position

2. How to know how many records does a table have

3. Is it possible to add records into another tables(files)

4. Can I display 1 table into 2 portals that records are diffrent in each portal

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1. How to get cursor position

You can tell if the user is in a particular field, but not where the pointer is on the screen.

2. How to know how many records does a table have

User Status( CurrentRecordCount ) which will give you the total number of records in a database file.

3. Is it possible to add records into another tables(files)

If the file is related to the file you are in, yes. There are a lot of ways to do this, so the method you choose to use will depend on your purposes. What exactly do you want to do?

4. Can I display 1 table into 2 portals that records are diffrent in each portal

Portals display the related records to the current record. If there are two relationships to a second file, you can use two portals to display the related records for each relationship.

Chuck

Originally posted by Bayarpurev:

I have several questions (about scripts)

1. How to get cursor position

I haven't tried it myself, but there is a pluging available from http://www.FullFunction.com

called MouseGrabber (Mac and Windows) which they say will allow you to determine the mouse position.

Worth a try?

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Brian

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