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In article <[log in to unmask]>, [log in to unmask]
(Michael A. Vealey) says:
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>FROMSPEC is melting my brain!
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>I'm trying to add two fields to an existing form and when I try to compile, I
>get the following error message...
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> "Too many statements, code for entire form is too big"
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>I realize that I've overloaded the form with processing statments but there
>has GOT to be a way around this.
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>Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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>= Mike Vealey |\/| University of Maryland =
>= [log in to unmask] |..| Baltimore County =
>= \/ =
>= "A simple fact: Each of us gets, free at birth, a mind. We can =
>= kill it only by repeated, savage bludgeoning with blunt =
>= instruments. (Stone axes, arguments about the weather, =
>= television soap operas all qualify)." =
>= -- Michael Pakenham (Book editor - Baltimore Sun) =
>
> * All opinions expressed are mine and mine alone. You can't have them! *
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This may be obvious, but perhaps it could help. If the form
is compiled as a fast form and programs reference it, less
memory is used.
Jeff Brown
JF [log in to unmask]
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