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... right field for use and saving. My question: Has anyone tried working with a decoding option for UPC codes that looks up the item, and returns the descriptive data ? I know this is commonly available in many apps, so I assume there may be some existing API to do this. Perhaps someone has already ...

... the right button on the taskbar - Notifications)? I'm sorry, I don't quite understand what you need Can you put an image or something that is more descriptive?

... --> cLanguage * * Returns the name of the currently loaded language, as it has been * declared in the language header. Generally, this is a descriptive * non-internationalized name of the language, like "Espanol", * "Italiano", "English", "Françoise", ...

... - New alternative syntax: While creating xbrowse, columns can also be created using a texutal descriptive syntax: @ <r>,<c> XBROWSE oBrw <clauses> ; COLUMNS "TRIM(FIRST)+', '+TRIM(LAST) AS FullName PICTURE @! WIDTH 150 ...

... - New alternative syntax: While creating xbrowse, columns can also be created using a texutal descriptive syntax: @ <r>,<c> XBROWSE oBrw <clauses> ; COLUMNS "TRIM(FIRST)+', '+TRIM(LAST) AS FullName PICTURE @! WIDTH 150 ...

... and make sure when you open your recordset you pass the correct connection to manipulate your tables. If it were me, I would be a bit more descriptive on my connection name like: oCnServer1 oCnServer2 Rick Lipkin

... it will default to Name, if Name is not specified, it will default to the name of the executable. Generally the display name is longer and more descriptive than the name and gives the user a better idea of what the service is and/or does. PathToExecutable The location of the application you ...

... aliases, they are assigned automatically, and you never need to use them in your code. Freedom from alias referencing! I also suggest using more descriptive names and leaving off the "T_" and the leading "T" for your database object name. So instead of oTDesc, just oDesc, ...

... is executed. To obtain a human readable description of a sockets error, call inetErrorDesc() with <pSocket>. INetErrorDesc() : Returns a descriptive error message Syntax INetErrorDesc( <pSocket> ) --> cErrorMessage Arguments <pSocket> This is a pointer to a socket. Return ...

... I get the correct version) and yet in the error.log testerro.prg program appears FWH 13.07 Also note that the error.log files generated are not as descriptive and complete as before Using 64-bit Windows 8 Enclosed is the testerro.prg

Many of my reports involve categorical sums and thus are not easily handled by tReport. There is also a lot of descriptive formatting. Its not just column stuff. I actually have many of them with an option to export to Excel. However, its done prior to passing it to rPreview. ...

... and debug. Also they follow the concepts of OOP. The app EXE would be smaller too. I would also suggest that the class name TRecord would more descriptive than TDataRow. A record is more generic than a row--it could be used as a row in a browse, but it could also be used in a dialog, or just ...

... specify exactly Outlook attach files in this way oMail:aFiles := { { cZip2 , cZip1 } } where cZip2 is the name complete of path and cZip1 is a descriptive Thunderbird, Outlook Express, David infocenter work even IF a Pass in this way oMail:aFiles := { cZip2 } In this las way Outlook creates ...

... = True oDesktop.terminate Thanks... That works the same as what I had done with setFastPropertyValue, but is a bit cleaner and is a bit more descriptive, so I'll use that instead...