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... dating all the way back to 1982 ... lots of utilities I bought along the way ... but most of it would not apply today. So, I use very little aside from FWH / Harbour in my applications. Tim

Keep aside mysql or dbf. We need to address the Harbour collation issue with Turkish codepage. Try this example (normal English) function Main()   ? "Z" > "W" // --> .T.return nil  ...

again the same. Q and W comes after Z. That is what I asked you. I found this problem with "TRWIN" codepage. For a moment keep aside MySql server and Server's collation. Let us see the sort behavior of TRWIN, independent of any database. Here is a test: #include "fivewin.ch"function ...

... actually be the best solution ... Nages, I had tried that method and though it doesn't error out, it also does not build an index. I can set this aside for now and deal with it another way later. Thanks.

... but in the small time I had to play with it I couldn't get a response to a DICOM query even though when I used Wireshark my query looked exactly (aside from IP address) to one from another piece of DICOM software whose query worked. I need to parse brain scan files in DICOM format to extract the ...

... but refused to sell it at a reasonable price. They wanted far too much money. I think most other libraries were found. I had to set that aside for awhile since I couldn't lose the spell check capability, but I will be revisiting it again. It is also interesting to note that most Microsoft ...

... upgrading, or anything like that. I like Windows 10 and think it's a very stable environment. I encourage my customers to do the upgrade. All that aside, my point is that the normal behavior for clicking the red X in the upper right corner of a window is to close the window without making a selection. ...

... has very old dot matrix printers, and they had to get more recent drivers from the manufacturers website. Those were also parallel port printers. Aside from that, no problems. One major problem I have seen is the anti-virus software some people use. It is all built in to Win 10, so no other product ...

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

... what I wanted. My TImage stretch to fit the dialog. I would like to cut, more or less, TImage rectangle and stretch it to fit the dialog. Keep aside classes like TImage or TXImage. Please explain what exactly you want to do. May be there is totally a different and simpler way to achieve what ...

In the United States, tomorrow we celebrate a national holiday. This is a day we set aside to give thanks for the many wonderful things we have in our lives. My list is long, and ever changing, but I would like to add my thanks to all of those on this forum who work ...

... is set to transparent, all controls, including says, are transparent. This is how we have always been coding. 2) Keeping backward compatibility aside, not all controls can be transparent by default. While it is nice to have say, etc transparent by default, gets, browses, graphs and many more ...

... You need to optimize this area. The data is read into an array and what you see in the picture is the brows array. Not all the time. 2) Keep aside all windows and dialogs and folders. Just write small code to read the data and optimize on the speeds. After that you incorporate the windows ...

I see that all the time taken is for reading data from the tables. You need to optimize this area. Keep aside all windows and dialogs and folders. Just write small code to read the data and optimize on the speeds. After that you incorporate the windows/folders, etc. One hint: ...

... and the files from VC++ 2012. The UEStudio make file works perfectly, and in it, I have the proper lib files called out. Now, I am setting aside UE Studio, and building the program in Visual Studio 2013 Professional, just like you are doing with the 64 bit, except I am using 32 bit files. ...