Create new AMS project. Place this code on page event "On Show":
Then launch Windows Task Manager and look at excessive workload of your processor cores. One of of them will be at 100% limit of its capabilities.
This situation does not depend of User Privilege Level.
OS: Windows 7 x64
AMS ver. 8.0.7.0
Code:
-- new combo properties tNEWCOMBO = {}; tNEWCOMBO.ComboStyle = DROPDOWN_LIST; tNEWCOMBO.Sort = false; tNEWCOMBO.LinesToDisplay = 7; tNEWCOMBO.FontName = "Segoe UI"; tNEWCOMBO.FontSize = 9; tNEWCOMBO.FontStrikeout = false; tNEWCOMBO.FontUnderline = false; tNEWCOMBO.FontAntiAlias = false; tNEWCOMBO.FontItalic = false; tNEWCOMBO.FontWeight = FW_NORMAL; tNEWCOMBO.FontScript = DEFAULT_CHARSET; tNEWCOMBO.BackgroundColor = 16777215; tNEWCOMBO.TextColor = 0; tNEWCOMBO.ReadOrder = READ_STANDARD; -- or false tNEWCOMBO.Enabled = true; tNEWCOMBO.Visible = true; tNEWCOMBO.X = 10; tNEWCOMBO.Y = 10; tNEWCOMBO.Width = 100; tNEWCOMBO.ResizeLeft = false; tNEWCOMBO.ResizeRight = false; tNEWCOMBO.ResizeTop = false; tNEWCOMBO.ResizeBottom = false; tNEWCOMBO.TooltipText = ""; tNEWCOMBO.ObjectName = "NewCombo"; -- creating new combo object Page.CreateObject(OBJECT_COMBOBOX, tNEWCOMBO.ObjectName, tNEWCOMBO); -- redraw area Page.Redraw();
This situation does not depend of User Privilege Level.
OS: Windows 7 x64
AMS ver. 8.0.7.0
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