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DonQuixote
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« on: August 06, 2010, 05:11:42 PM »

I need to add a function key to a screen.
In one of my sessions with Kevin, he had me put  @OTHER(6)=@PARAM in the process LFK just before it did the command "EXEC "LFK.SB,":@PARAM.
This way you could run  /EE and see what was in @OTHER(6) and know your function key set.
Sound great.

For some reason its no longer working for me or there is more I need to understand.  I need the function key set for   /SRM + F10 +USER FIELDS.
The bottom of the screen show  F2-Update F5-Slsm by Territory
I need to add F9-Goto

My result for @OTHER(6) is TEMP.CUST.CONV  which doesn't make sense.



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Tom Pellitieri
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Tom Pellitieri - Toledo, Ohio


« Reply #1 on: August 09, 2010, 09:05:38 AM »

Most screens don't use LFK to set up function keys - they are directly set up on your screen.

Since this is a user fields screen, you will need to modify the functions in the screen directly.  While in the screen, you should be able to do the following:

1) On a User Screen field, enter /MP

This will probably display a USER.FIELD.CALL as the process.  F5 should show an I*USER-FORMS*xxx option.

2) Press F5

This should bring up the screen listed above, and prompt for new Co-ords.

3) Press F6 - Screen

This should take you to the screen definition.

4) Press F7 - Fnkeys

This will take you to the screen specific function keys.  Since the screen is in USER-FORMS, it should not be clobbered by an upgrade, but it doesn't hurt to include it in your local Install Modifications list.


--Tom
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DonQuixote
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« Reply #2 on: August 09, 2010, 12:03:10 PM »

Thank you!
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