said:
>I did that already. As usual, I can never understand what they're
>talking about.
Well, look at it this way. It helps you see patterns that others don't
see.
>Yes -- I got to it using the Select Obj button on the toolbar, which
>appears to be the same as WPS->Selected Object Settings.
I think this is true.
>Hmm. I can drag the parent folder to the window and the window captures
>it and then displays both the parent and the PPW.2 folder, but when I
>select (highlight) the object and press the Delete option, I get
> Object was not deleted
> PPWizard-20000223.src\ppwizard.2
> The Error returned is PMError=0/0
> WPSErr=0
Probably for the same reason you can't delete it from the Desktop.
>I always thought 0 was "no error".
As you have just relearned, not always. The PM and WPS APIs return
TRUE/FALSE for OK/Fail. There are additional APIs for reporting error
details.
What I recommend you do is select just ppw.2 and request Set Object->Set
Object Styles from the menu. Click the change buttons for the flags you
want to change and click OK.
There's a setting the Defaults dialog that determines if selections select
all lower level items or not.
Steven
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