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Subject: Re: Ada Sage Infolib Question
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As a follow up to that.. I looked a bit more, and found that obviously its 
not the Infolib thats doing the display work.. but amazingly, its Display.  
So, there are calls like Display.DisplayForm("PromptForm", "CONTROL", 
"A1",FALSE).  Where does this form definition reside, though?

thanks