New properties added to old "forms"

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   I recently upgraded to Accuterm 7 for my machine & left all other users on Accuterm 2K2 while I evaluate differences.  I've noticed that if I modify an existing, "old" form in the new GUI Form designer, and select to not update it to the new GUI format, there are certain "properties" that are still added to the form which prevent the form from running on my 2K2 users.

Specifically, PropertyTransparent, FontUnderline, and IconSize are added to "old" forms and cause problems on 2K2 versions.  I can modify the forms manually (with ED or WED) to remove the property definitions but thought I'd mention.  (Properties are 67, 68, and 70).  Please correct me if I'm wrong on any of this but, for anyone else who might encounter these errors, this may be important.

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Dave Fishel Members Profile Find Members Posts Groupie Joined: October 22 2004 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 46	Post Options Post Reply Quote Dave Fishel Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: New properties added to old "forms" Posted: April 23 2014 at 6:27am
	I recently upgraded to Accuterm 7 for my machine & left all other users on Accuterm 2K2 while I evaluate differences. I've noticed that if I modify an existing, "old" form in the new GUI Form designer, and select to not update it to the new GUI format, there are certain "properties" that are still added to the form which prevent the form from running on my 2K2 users. Specifically, PropertyTransparent, FontUnderline, and IconSize are added to "old" forms and cause problems on 2K2 versions. I can modify the forms manually (with ED or WED) to remove the property definitions but thought I'd mention. (Properties are 67, 68, and 70). Please correct me if I'm wrong on any of this but, for anyone else who might encounter these errors, this may be important.