Just a little titbit we have recently learnt that might be useful for the list. In our conversion from Display Manager to FoxView we have noticed that some buttons on overlays stopped functioning correctly. This turned out to be because of a subtle feature in Display Manager that appears not to be supported in Foxview. As most will be aware, one can only assign 1 action to any graphic element. This is not usually a problem as one can use the DM Command action to perform a number of dmcmd commands. Unfortunately there is no dmcmd command for the Momentary Contact action. Our problem was that, in Display Manager, we configured most of our buttons on overlays to have "DM Command" actions such that when the button is pressed two things happen: the command is executed and the overlay is closed. For the case of a momentary contact action, we got around the 1-action limitation by configuring the button with two rectangles, each with its own action. One of the rectangles was assigned the Momentary Contact action and was given a name (Ack say). The other rectangle was assigned a DM command and performed two actions: dmcmd pick Ack dmcmd close Now the crux: this does not work in FoxView. Our initial solution was to provide an extra "OK" button to close the overlay. However a colleague came up with a better solution. Given the various elements of the button are grouped, our solution was to assign the momentary contact to the Group (rather than a rectangle) and assign the close command to the rectangle. For some reason, when it's assigned in a vertical hierarchy it seemed to work. Hope this helps someone, or leads to a better solution from someone else. Regards Adam Pemberton Site Electrical & Control Systems Engineer Lihir Gold Limited Ph: +675 9865 655 Fax: +675 9865 666 Mob: Nogat Postal: Australia: GPO Box 905, Brisbane, QLD 4001 PNG: PO Box 789, Port Moresby, NCD _______________________________________________________________________ This mailing list is neither sponsored nor endorsed by Invensys Process Systems (formerly The Foxboro Company). Use the info you obtain here at your own risks. Read http://www.thecassandraproject.org/disclaimer.html foxboro mailing list: //www.freelists.org/list/foxboro to subscribe: mailto:foxboro-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx?subject=join to unsubscribe: mailto:foxboro-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx?subject=leave