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Comments by Member 735811 (Top 1 by date)
Member 735811
19-Jan-23 19:51pm
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I appreciate your help and I've seen these solutions but I don't know how to port them to InstallShield. In InstallShield I can't find a way to trap or get a message for a 'Redraw' or 'Paint' messages.
'Dave'
As for why, I don't see why people, answer a question with a question. This is a customer's request. And it is valid and I could go on and on explaining, but asking why someone what's to do something, with a code question, does not help and in fact wastes everyone's time. I've seen this time and time again in almost all coding forums. Usually the people asking why are the ones that don't know how to answer the question. So in short if the question is above your pay grade find something else to do with your time.