Sorry, I see my long question appeared twice; my eMail reported it undelivered,
so I tried again.
Thanks to Richard for his sound advice, and Jacqueline for the promising
theory—promising because I have noticed that disabling locked fields with
visible, non-3D borders does not make their border
I have encountered a bizarre problem that occurs in a somewhat complicated
context. I wonder if anyone has experienced anything similar.
In short: when I click a locked field on one occasion “the long id of the
target” returns the expected result; but when I click on it subsequently “the
long
On 7/28/2015 3:51 PM, dfepst...@comcast.net wrote:
I have encountered a bizarre problem that occurs in a somewhat
complicated context. I wonder if anyone has experienced anything
similar. In short: when I click a locked field on one occasion “the
long id of the target” returns the expected resu
I find that any number of clicks on a locked field consistently
recognizes the field as the target, but unfortunately the rest of the
description provided is too complex for me to be able to understand how
to reproduce what you're seeing.
Do you have a simple example stack in which you can dem
I have encountered a bizarre problem that occurs in a somewhat complicated
context. I wonder if anyone has experienced anything similar.
In short: when I click a locked field on one occasion “the long id of the
target” returns the expected result; but when I click on it subsequently “the
long
