Neal

Is there a way to get ooREXX to write multiline output to a scrollable window on the console? (Forgive the newbie question, but I can't seem to find the answer in the ooDialog documentation.)

Thank you! Neal

I would like to have ooRexx display some ASCII text for the user in such a way that the user can decode to copy or not copy parts of it that he or she selects to the Windows Clipboard. It would be nice if the display were in the form of a Windows GUI. I can display the text using InfoMessage, from ooDialog, but it looks like there is no way for the user to copy/paste this into the Clipboard. Can anyone help? Thanks Neal

LesK - Thanks for your response and the reference to your symposium talk. The error message turned out to be due to the internal single quotes in the DEFINE statement. (I also changed the file extensions to .THE, but that didn't work by itself.) But when I took them away and tried ENTER. the editor hung with a windows error. I guess that is what comes from hoping to use KEDIT statements in THE unchanged. I tried your idea of using spltjoin directly in the DEFINE statment, but this causes THE to implement...

I am trying to bind the ENTER key to a macro, but when I start the editor, I get the following error message: Invalid command: MACRO c:\THEProfile\enter.kex I am running Win7 Pro. In my PROFILE (in the folder THEProfile), I have the following statement: "define enter 'MACRO c:\THEProfile\enter.kex'" I'm sure I must be doing someting obviously wrong, but I don't know what it is. Could someone please help? By the way, the contents of c:\THEProfile\enter.kex are as follows: / re-define the enter key...