On May 30, 2005, at 6:19 AM, races at Safe-mail dot net wrote:
hello,
I just finished a practice project.
There is 3 Windows, ( 1,2,and 3)
Window 1 is where I have a draft of what I'll get to.
Window 2 is whhere I have a properly working example of the draft.
Window 3 is where I have a new project to test as I go.
This is an unusual use of different windows, from my point of view, but
it should work for you.
I press Debug for Window 3 and all seems ok ( no error messages in
scripting etc.)
But the program in Window 2 keeps coming up running instead.
How do I make the program in Window 3 run and the program in Window 2
not run ?
You don't actually press Debug for a window. Debug applies to your
whole project.
But you can control which window (if any) gets opened initially as your
default window, by looking under
Edit > Project Settings > Default Window.
Russ
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