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1/22/2007
17:06:06
Subject: RE: Displaying in a subroutine


Message:
If you use Net Express you can step through your program and see what its doing in the subroutine. If the subroutine is doing calculations you can also create a display screen to show you the results of the fields being worked with to ensure yoru data is accurate. Its a simple fix dawg!

William


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