SET BORDER Command

Included for backward compatibility. Use the BorderStyle Property instead.

This command is undocumented in the original VFP9 help file,
but the following documentation was found in the FoxPro for Windows 2.6 help, and may still be valid:

Defines a border for popups created with DEFINE POPUP and for windows created with DEFINE WINDOW.

SET BORDER TO [SINGLE | DOUBLE 
	| PANEL | NONE 
	| border string1
	[, border string2]]

Parameters

border string1 [, border string2]
 Use the border definition strings border string1 and border string2 to create your own borders. border string1 is used for menus, popups and boxes and for the current output window. border string2 specifies the border that appears when output isn't being directed to the window. border string2 doesn't affect boxes or popups.

 A border definition string is a set of ASCII character values defined [1] [, [2] [, [3] [, [4] [, [5] [, [6] [, [7] [, [8]]]]]]]]. The border string entries 1 through 8 designate the top, bottom, left side, right side, upper-left corner, upper-right corner, lower-left corner and lower-right corner of the border, respectively. If you include just one ASCII value in the border string definition, the entire border is drawn using that one character.

 If a border string definition is changed after a popup or window has been defined, the original border string is retained. To use the new border string, you must recreate the popup or window.

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