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I see 17.11 posted today but there is very little addressed in it, and nothing related to the database.prg issues raised in September by many people here. Thus I might suspect I missed some notes about how to resolve those problems.

... Win 10 or Win 7. I looked through the recent releases and did not see any reference to this being a problem or any fix. Is this something that was addressed in a later release? Can anyone confirm this using testmnu3 sample? Thanks, Randal

... we would like the aggregates to be re-calculated without having to completely re-total the columns. Improvements in FWH 16.12: Issue (1) above is addressed. When the value of a column is changed by inline edit, aggregates of all columns which are automatially changed are also recomputed and footers ...

... of a severe drought. Windows 10 may have problems but they are resolved quickly, and on normal machines, it will work great. The problems are addressed and resolved. Microsoft wants the world on Windows 10 because it will be much easier to support one OS than many different versions. Right ...

I set it aside for now.

The first question I asked, how to calculate the numbers used in @SAY and @GET never got addressed.

There must be a way to use them precisely but it seems like when I do use them, it's pretty much a guessing game.

Tim

... locally for "C:\myfiles\...." If I put them on the computer running the webapp.exe, how would I compensate for different server names/IP addressed when trying to access these .js files? Maybe I'm just not understanding this correctly????

... I'm sorry that my previous comment was misleading. We discussed this problem earlier, and it was addressed in 15.10. The exact problem was that, without an index, xbrowse would reposition the highlight bar, especially near the end. So you researched ...

... := .t.       uRetVal  := If( lBlank, Blank( aText[ 1 ] ), cValToChar( uVal ) )  In case your problem is still not addressed by this change, please provide a small sample to reproduce the problem.

I hope the areas of concern previously expressed are addressed with xBrowse. If not, these changes may simply increase the problems. I have some very very angry customers because of the column spacing problems in the current builds and had to revert ...

... issue. Windows 10 does have a feedback ability, and if you do experience a problem, and report it ( detail really helps ), it may well be addressed quickly in the regular updates. We saw this happening throughout the Insider period which continues to exist for years to come. 3) Some people ...

Antonio, OK ... but you use Bootstrap or Parallels ... and I'm not thinking that's a fair analysis. Something in those systems may not yet be addressed. I would not generalize using them to the overall performance of Win 10. As I said, on my dedicated PC that I'm using for testing, NONE of the ...

... of any better concept to reduce complexity and encapsulate program logic. 3) And updates are not so risky because not the whole application is addressed. OOP and encapsulation is one of the best ways to reduce risk. 4) I think you can also uniform the look of your program. I think you could ...

... from a program. You can start in a legacy app a new programming concept. And updates are not so risky because not the whole application is addressed. I think you can also uniform the look of your program. Better for sharing work in a company. Easier to find Errors. What do you think. Best ...

... for .07 and .08 The repairs never made it into the main build. There were supposed to be fixes in .10 to issues remaining in .09. These are all addressed in various threads. Microsoft is now on weekly updates. For my clients I do auto updates. Each month there are new features, and bug fixes ...

Thank you, that addressed the problem and I am able to build the test programs now. Daniel, I did not mean to be so rude and appear so thankless. This is a wonderful class, practical, useful and educational. Thank you so much for ...