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POWER COBOL
i am new to power cobol.
can anybody tell me how to use the escape key
in power cobol

thank you
ghmcomputers@absamail.co.za


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Gys Els
Vir GHM Computer Data Systems
082 4969398
012 5460428



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Gys Els
04-21-05 01:55 AM


Re: POWER COBOL
You cannot escape COBOL.  It follows you around like a stray dog.  You can
only hope to hide it in component abstractions.

JCE

"Gys Els" <ghmcomputers@absamail.co.za> wrote in message
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>i am new to power cobol.
> can anybody tell me how to use the escape key
> in power cobol
>
> thank you
> ghmcomputers@absamail.co.za
>
>
> --
> Gys Els
> Vir GHM Computer Data Systems
> 082 4969398
> 012 5460428



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jce
04-21-05 01:55 AM


Re: POWER COBOL
Gys Els wrote:
> i am new to power cobol.
> can anybody tell me how to use the escape key
> in power cobol
>
> thank you
> ghmcomputers@absamail.co.za

Sure. Use the KeyUp event to test each keystroke for POW-KEY-ESCAPE.

You can do this for each field or for the form as a whole (Edit Event
Procedure).



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04-21-05 08:55 AM


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