I'd like the _KEYHIT thing fixed, too... but it should cost 5-cents. Sorry, I'm a bit like Lucy, that way.

$5.00? What the hell are you complaining about? It's $7.50 out in my neck of the non-woods. Lucky for me, living in California, I drive a Hummer, but it identifies as a Prius.

I won't argue the other side of the pay for play QB64 idea, as that would be Mutiny on the Bounty, and there's the whole copyright issue going on there, so... What I will say is this wouldn't be necessary, if Trump were still in the White House. So where can we download the "I did that!" sticker, of Joe Biden, to put on your post?

Oh, and get an electric tractor! If you're out plowing in the rain, just make sure it has good shock absorbers.

Pete

Yeah, PeteWho. I mean THAT Pete should have checked the date on the starting post. I guess some Librarian has been borrowing my post shuttle routine again. Good thing like me, it runs on gas, and is apparently getting more miles to the Galleon, these days. I'll be more careful in coming posts, that's for sure, but yes, ever the optimist, I wish Terry was back, too!

Pete

Hey Steve, don't make me go Will Smith on you! I'd have my wife handle it, but she was out late last night. Ouch, what's this hay doing in the bed? :D

Pete

@SMcNeill

"i = Int(i * 10 + .5) / 10"

That's what I used some 35 years ago to handle accounting in my Quick Basic office software. Never any errors as far as my applications were concerned for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

Great minds think a like, and you and I come up with the same ideas, once in awhile, too! (Left myself wide open on that one.)

Pete

Of course if any of you guys code anything not in SCREEN 0, you'll hear from my lawyer, Bobastic Baskin, Esq.

Pete

I haven't seen command switches capable of doing what you are asking. Switches like /select can be used in a SHELL statement to make Explorer highlight a file, for example. I suppose if those right-click to change also had a short-cut key, you could use QB64 _SENDKEY statements, with delays, to automate the process. My last resort would be to use _SCREENCLICK, because it would require the pane always open in the same desktop position and same size, so the mapping you made would always click on the appropriate pane header.

Pete

I'd recommend DO: SLEEP: LOOP, but I'd never hear the END of it.

Pete