On May 30, 2005, at 8:49 AM, races at Safe-mail dot net wrote:
But,you say I don't press Debug to make the program run.
How else do I now make the program to run when I am finished with the
interim practice ?
That's not quite what I said.
When you press debug, you make the *project* run.
In your case, you will be compiling all three windows, and then
starting with the one you designate.
But the other two will be compiled into your project as well, ready to
be opened by code from the "app" object, or by code from the first
window.
But from your description, your three windows don't communicate with
each other anyway, so two of them will just be sitting there as dead
weight in your project. That's not terrible, if, as it seems, this is
just an experimental project anyway.
Russ
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