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... did not work well even in this class there were invalid codes and the class had been made on the basis of the Barlib. My friend Santiago and I had discovered which codes were not working and in that context we had also created the circular bar code used here in Italy for video rentals and barcode ...

... Prior to that I used LogMeIn happily until they discontinued support of Windows XP, and my clients refused to upgrade their OS. Recently I discovered a new software called SPLASHTOP. ( http://www.splashtop.com ). It seems very simple to use ( for my clients ), connects quickly, and is less ...

... Prior to that I used LogMeIn happily until they discontinued support of Windows XP, and my clients refused to upgrade their OS. Recently I discovered a new software called SPLASHTOP. ( http://www.splashtop.com ). It seems very simple to use ( for my clients ), connects quickly, and is less ...

OK, I just discovered that aGradOver is not working (it is ignored) with l2010, but it works fine with l2016.

All my work has been done with the l2010 flag since it makes groups the most similar to Office 2016.

So now I have to figure out where the bug is.

James

How I discovered it: function HB_CompileFromBuf() is declared in c:\harbour\src\compiler\hbcmplib.c and it makes this call: hb_compGenArgList( 2, hb_pcount(), &argc, &argv, &pIncItem, &pOpenFunc, &pMsgFunc ...

... the class and pass those values. One of the first programs I wrote (way back in the BASIC era, circa 1980), I wrote code to find those values. I discovered that it was a challenge to find those values since they needed to be rounded up (or down) to a reasonable number that made the chart look ...

... the class and pass those values. One of the first programs I wrote (way back in the BASIC era, circa 1980), I wrote code to find those values. I discovered that it was a challenge to find those values since they needed to be rounded up (or down) to a reasonable number that made the chart look ...

I discovered late yesterday that it does still work. However, I was trying to use the old color equivalents from the Clipper / xHarbour values. Thus the colors I originally entered were all showing up black. For example, 1 ...

Okay, we have a bug since fwh13.03 finally discovered now. I'm sure several users of tdabase are wondering: Should I check out my databases, my invoices, bills for errors? What leads me to think: when these changes are made, they are tested in ...

... record and open the second, it initially appears that the data is there, but when I go to close it, the record object actually has nil values. I discovered this because a test is run before actually performing a save on the close. This is a critical error. By linking in 17.06 database.prg, with ...

... ago. I was sending lots of test mails when all of a sudden configurations that were working, stopped. I thought I was loosing my mind. Finally, I discovered that I had been marked as a spammer and the mail server was blocking me. I think it was due to the volume of mail and/or I had neglected ...

The help arrived and also a bug discovered and fixed

The C code is already working so we are ready to fix the Harbour implementation too

... of Central Florida announced a data breach that affected approximately 63,000 current and former students, faculty, and staff. The breach was discovered in January, but before making the incident public, the university reported it to law enforcement and conducted an internal investigation. ...

... of Central Florida announced a data breach that affected approximately 63,000 current and former students, faculty, and staff. The breach was discovered in January, but before making the incident public, the university reported it to law enforcement and conducted an internal investigation. ...

This is a very strange problem, and I first discovered it in 16.12. Rebuilding in 16.11 DOES NOT give the same result. I cannot replicate the problem on my computer, but have seen it occur on two of my clients' computers. It only occurs in one ...