Gary Jeurink wrote:
> I really appreciate all the help everyone has given me so far.
> I have a pageframe with a view to different tables on each tab. In order to
> do a search on each page I am using a 
> select namedView    on each page on the search buttons   ... 3  ... count /
> first / next 
> each button starts with the select command.
>  
> When I return to the main tab [page1], where is the best place to put the
> select command so I don't have to put it on every command button.
>  
> page1 ... mediaindex  -- a table that holds the state of my house devices...
> lights/fans/phone/stereo and so forth
> page2 ... songsbyloc -- approx. 10,000 songs on 600 cd's listed by location
> - searchable
> page3 ... movbyloc -- view of 600 dvd's movies listed by location -
> searchable
>  
> I am self-taught and have not had good instruction in project design and
> .exe. .com is very foreign to me.
>  
> Can you give me a solution or recommendation here and steer me toward good
> resources to read.
> Inexperienced I am, lazy I am not. I am a quadriplegic that feels like I am
> running whenever I progress in any programming area.


Gary -- instead of DO WHILE NOT EOF() and SKIP commands, check out the 
SCAN/ENDSCAN loop---it's much better.

-- 
Mike Babcock, MCP
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