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Thanks for the clarification.

Are you using WinHelp as your base, or is this a link to an external page?

If your base is WinHelp (16 or 32 bit): The vendor software with which I write help files and turn them into HTML help (.C ...

I've been using:

if(associated(item)) deallocate(item)

This prevents an error if you deallocate something that hasn't actually been allocated. However, it obfuscates deal ...

Robert, yeah, only 14000 files on my system. A good test set, though!

Eddie, that's the function I'm using. The note is that you give it the maximum number to be stored (as KIND=2), then it tells you how many you got. What I'm looking for is knowing how many to ask for, ...

Is there a way to find the actual number of files/folders that exist in a folder?

I'm using files@ with a wildcard of *.* to process file options. It would be helpful is there was a way to determin ...

OK, scratch all that. Embarrassing, but mostly frustrating.

There was a space in the path name to the make.exe program.

That was it. I had read some on-line posts about this as a problem for oth ...

So here is what worked for me.

In all file names, there now exists the pattern '\\' that separates the folders/file. So, "c:\abcd\defg.txt" now would read "c:\\abcd\\defg.txt". ...

There is something different about how Windows 11 and MAKE interact, versus Windows 10 (and earlier) and MAKE.

In Windows 11, it appears that while the displayed command is correct when output by ...

I'm using MAKE from GNUWin32, running the laptop under Windows 11 Home.

I have also checked to make sure there are no additional characters at the end of the line in the make file.

Yes, all exists. From the MAKE file, this doesn't work. But of I copy the line as expanded, then paste it into a command window, it works fine.

When I try compiling on the new laptop, I get the following error. I do not get this on the desktop. I use the same files for both compilation environments.

SCC.EXE ".\KML_COORDINATES\KML_CO ...

I am stumped, so thought I'd come back here and ask for help.

I've been playing around, creating one graphic object and then dragging it up/down. This worked fine if I did a clear screen and redrew ...

Kenneth, thanks for the suggestions. Using an "intermediate" form (like BMP or JPG) is a great suggestion.

I think what would serve me best is using the %gr and drawing the contents of t ...