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Thanks. I thought about this, and even played around with it some, however I am already using the Timer in a [sort of] critical timing section of the program. I'm really looking for a Win API with a callback when the focus for a given textbox moves to the next control. I'll post here if I find anyth...

Does LBB provide a way to trap a "lost focus" event in a textbox in a window of type "window" ... such as when TAB is pressed?

Thanks, that works great.

Is there a set of stylebits that I can use to get a texteditor control to word wrap long records? The input files were created in Notepad [or one of the clones] and have {0x0d}{0x0a} characters at the end of the long lines. Searching the MS KB got me lost in the forest of Windows jargon and I barely...

Yes, it has all the characteristics of a leak. Exiting and restarting is fine, way superior to restarting Windows. Maybe I'll find some time to track it down ,K6DGW>

Answer to previous question regarding Task Mgr: "I don't know, yet." I haven't found anything strange going on so far, I continue to search. TM presents a wealth of "data." Turning it into "information" is a different task. But, I do have one more tidbit, for what it's ...

More observation, FWIW: 1. I ran repeatedly from the IDE [compile/execute], way longer than I usually do without re-booting, and the window paint-time had gotten REALLY slow. I then executed from the .exe and ... it too was slow ... not nearly as slow as when being executed from the IDE, but very no...

Well, a little progress. The slowdown on successive executions appears to occur only when in repeated code-compile-execute sequences. I created an executable and I don't see the slowdown, at least in maybe 15-20 executions. That number of compile-execute would have been a very noticeable. FWIW: Task...

Coming up with an example that duplicates my observation in less than 11K LOC is proving to be difficult. My first example [which did not duplicate the observation] was just a series of simple windows with a few controls each that opened and closed each other. No joy there, but it does suggest that ...

OK, stand by ... this may take a couple of days, my current project is around 11,000 LOC. Skip