Hi Dean Helsley,

I've been able to indeed reproduce what's happening with the PFC w_statusbar.
This window is of type 'child' and there's a bug of 2019 R3 opening all response windows centered. I wonder if maybe the same thing is happening with 'child' windows... (will investigate later on).

I have this code in the pfc_preopen() event of my frame window:

this.of_SetStatusBar(TRUE)
if IsValid(inv_statusbar) then
	this.inv_statusbar.of_SetMem(TRUE)
	this.inv_statusbar.of_SetTimer(TRUE)
	this.inv_statusbar.of_SetTimerFormat("dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm")
end if

To solve the problem, what I've done, is put the following line in the pfc_open() event of the frame window:

// the pfc_show will call the iw_statusbar.of_RefreshPosition()
if IsValid(inv_statusbar) then
	this.inv_statusbar.event pfc_show()
end if

It seems to do the trick!

regards,

MiguelL

If anyone needs a working version of this for PB2019 R3 (or later), see the attached zip file.

regards

Well, the control is there, but its positions aren't being set correctly it seems to me:

Just right click on the toolbar and choose 'left', then you'll see the control at the bottom on the left:

Also the little application has to be adapted to PB2017 and PB2019, where there's checks on PBMayorRevision.

regards,