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                         FORM
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Easy:
Your PROJECT will almost certainly contain one or more FORMs.
 Your project owns/contains/is_parent_to every FORM you make
 and use. Everyone has I suppose once played minesweeper?
 "minesweeper" is a "one form project".
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TECH:
the top-level OBJECT is PROJECT; form(s) are OBJECTS that are
 directly owned by the PROJECT. For example, 'project9' might
 own 4 forms:
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 project9.form1, project9.form2,
 project9.form3, project9.form4
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while there is no theoretical limit to the number of forms
 you may create or use in your project, I arbitrarily set the
 (temporary) limit of 255 forms.
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NOTE: The creator definitely remembers, and having some
 "fits" over... different kinds of FORMs in VB. I have run
 into this setting in other VB clone systems as well. I have
 seen it called "master form", "startup form", etc etc etc.
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I was fully PREPARED to do this myself as well. Everyone ELSE
 seems to do it, I figured there's a reason, and I would soon
 run into that reason. Well, so far I haven't run into that
 situation yet. If anyone can tell me exactly W-H-Y one of
 the FORMs has to be the "special form" marked differently
 than the others, I will sincerely look at it.
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SO, if the end user is wondering...
 "where the hell is the start-up form switch?
 I don't see it anywhere... what the...";
 THERE IS NONE (yet).
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Honestly? *you* the normal end user can follow the logic of
 this with me, the creator. TAKKY is a VB clone, its just a
 GUI. You give the GUI a text file with a couple FORMS on it,
 there's a few controls on the forms.
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Okay... *why* does ONE of these forms HAVE TO BE declared
 special? Start up, master, control form, *whatever*? I
 created, or re-used, several FORMs. Here they are. Its MY
 choice, which of those forms I *choose* to make
 .visible=1.
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Maybe I haven't run into just the right situation yet.
 Maybe someone can tell me why this is.
 Unless and until then? Display any FORM or FORMs at
 "startup" as your heart's desire dictates;
 I don't care, so TAKKY doesn't care.
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The creator's apologies for going off on a rant, but,
 this is an excellent illustration of one of the many
 reasons I am following through on this project. In MY book?
 the GUI has no business enforcing nonsense, unless there's
 a specific reason.
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If I don't *have* to, I don't see the added value in
 complicating the system. I don't see the added value in one
 form having some exalted status over others.
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TAKKYs rule then, unless and until ? happens, is that you can
 display whatever form your definition file has in it.
 You can display this form at startup or whenever you want.
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                        FORM STYLES
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.file=PictureFileName
 this is the background image for the form, if desired.
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.killswitch=0; and .killswitch=1;
 turns the red X on or off
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I added a .taskbar property to the form objects:
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 .taskbar=0; *default*, taskbar off
 .taskbar=1; taskbar on, OS + DATE displayed to the right
 .taskbar=2; taskbar on, empty taskbar
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In addition to the .toptxtoff & .bottxtoff customizations...
 both the top bar and the bottom bar are 'off-sett-able' as
 well. 
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.topbaroff & .botbaroff work identically as the text
 offsets, but they offset (up or down) the bottom and upper
 bars.
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NOTE: originally intended to move either bar 'a few pixels',
      to best accomodate a font or font size;
      but you can exploit the positive and negative offset
      values util something blows out. (fully off-screen?)
NOTE: some times, moving the top bar looks silly
      without .killswitch=0;
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NOTE: you may or may not like the effect of moving either 
      topbar or bottombar off of the form; it's up to you.
