CompuServe Messages

Jim, Cathy Godfrey's solution to my screen resolution query in the flow worked. I had two resolutions in my test flow — some pixes with 320,200 res and some with 736,480 oscan. I used a variables icon positioned just after the screen icon that displayed the pix thus: objset("AVSystem.Pointer","LeftEdge",640) objset("AVSystem.Pointer","LeftEdge",200) objset("AVSystem.Pointer","Actions","ClickLeft") Then I used a second variables icon: ResX=screenx() ResY=screeny() Based on the values of ResX and RexY I was able to determine what the resolution of the currently displayed pix was. One note: while the lores pixes gave the proper values of 319,199 the Hires Oscan values were 723,439. While not completely accurate (or I did something wrong), it was sufficient to allow my test routine to determine that there was something other than a lores pix on the screen and act accordingly with the properly sized brush. While not as simple as CanDo's query, it nonetheless does the job. -John-