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Laura Stern
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Good thought, but not so. -IOEverywhere 1 is the default in version 11. Without this, (IOEverywhere 0) you cannot use any IO-blocking statement in a function or non-void method. It can't be the 1st one, or a stacked one. Doesn't matter if it is for a modal window (dialog box) or a non-modal one. With -IOEverywhere 1, most of these restrictions have gone away, but one remains. This is if you are trying to use a stacked IO-blocking statement for a non-model window, over an existing .NET-style WAIT-FOR and you are in a function or non-void method. Apparently that is the case here.
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