Hi all,

is there a way to freeze the screen when a macro is running in FrontPage.
In XL, you can use Application.ScreenUpdating = False

It would be very nice in FP, because switching between the different views during macro execution
happens a lot in my macro's.

Regards,
Frederik

Define different views? If you're speaking to different pages open them in a
windowless object. Note the restrictions on doing so in the help.

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during macro execution

Hi Mike,

With "different views" I mean setting  the FpPageViewMode of the active page window (PageWindowEx
object).
But I think I found a work around. I'm now using an API call to do the job (LockWindowUpdate
function). The only thing that troubled me doing so was finding the text in the titlebar of the
frontpage application needed to retrieve a handle on the frontpage application window. But after
some tesing I found that Application.ActiveWebWindow.Caption was giving me that.

Regards,
Frederik

Frederik,  (ik veronderstel dat je nederlandstalig bent...)

in Excel gebruik ik weleens het volgende :
Application.Interactive = False

Misschien werkt dit in FP ook wel

Groeten,
Bruno

running in FrontPage.
the different views during macro execution