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Re: Programming Command Buttons
Reply #15 - Feb 16th, 2004 at 1:19pm
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I was able to get the macros working.  For an entry in Sesame for Dummies if any one is creating such a manal,  use the tab key to get focus to the form containing the command button before turning on the macro recorder.  Make sure the focus is located at the destination point before turning the recorder off.  This is critical if you want to hide the command tree.

One more question,
Is there any way to determine by programming what is the current mode (add data, Search, Update) of the form?

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Jerry
  
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Re: Programming Command Buttons
Reply #16 - Feb 16th, 2004 at 3:23pm
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@Add         page 75-76 of the programming guide
@Update    page 120 of the programming guide

No programming runs in Search mode so there is no need to tell if you are in that mode
  
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Re: Programming Command Buttons
Reply #17 - Feb 19th, 2004 at 3:04pm
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@Add    page 75-76 of the programming guide
@Update    page 120 of the programming guide


In Sesame one can add new record from Add Menu as well as from Update Menu. This really makes @add command obsolete and is not likely to give desirable results. I believe new @IsNew command is there to address the need.

If @IsNew and LE = ''"  then
If @IsNew and @update  then
If not @IsNew and @update then

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