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... simpler will be preferred. ChatGPT: That's an interesting consideration. Here are some thoughts on that: Simplicity: Simplicity can indeed be a driving factor, especially for newcomers to programming. A clear, easily understandable syntax can help people get started and reduce the learning curve. ...

... also being phased out in favor of web-based solutions. The advancements in technology and the need for more sustainable and efficient options are driving this transition in both industries. Best regards, Otto

Dear Detlef,

Do yourself a favour: start using Harbour and install Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2022

You will feel like driving a brand new car...

i do not understand you clearly. Please explain point by point clearly. Sorry I wrote it from my smartphone while driving...... I explain you This is my test (with your functions) #include "fivewin.ch"#include "constant.ch"function Matrix()local oDlg, ...

... card. One can assume a very high availability. Just today, I exchanged an email with Silvio, and he told me that he already has 5G. With 5G, self-driving cars should also be safe on the road. So I think internet will have a future. Best regards, Otto

... fail-safe. You can get the Internet over the landline and have an additional SIM card in your router for automatic failover. If there are self-driving cars, then the internet problem will be solved for sure. But I think that a local web server is used within the company. Here is a function ...

I am running this simple code

cUserName := "Luis"

If cUserName <> ""
? "Not Empty"
Else
? "Empty"
EndIf

The response is "Empty".
I tried everything that I can think.
Driving me crazy...

Thanks

... our software. It is actually quite simple. They have the smart card keypad / signature terminal connect to the computer, and it is completely driving by their software ( a DLL ). Our program calls their dll functions and passes it some information about the order ( Invoice ID #, amount, Client's ...

Antonio, I use this for driving a stepper-motor over the parallel-port.
A source for such kernel-mode-driver you found on:
http://www.highrez.co.uk/downloads/inpout32/default.htm

Hi Gale, I had problems with this images before as well, but what is driving me crazy is that only happens in Harbour 3.0 and up, and in SVN xHarbour... With xHarbour 1.2.1 Rev 9388 it does not happens at all... As I pointed out before, modifying the images ...

... I had no more problems with images. I do not know now what their original format was but those particular images were screwing up my app. It was driving me crazy with support calls.

... side of the story. I usually get to work with system administrators. It is a lot easier than with an end user. But this particular end-user was driving crazy the office-manager, so she was allowed to create a ticket... I later spoke to the office manager, and she was having a blast. I also use ...

I recently purchased a GPS and I would highly recommend one for anyone driving for business. I will never go back to using printed route instructions. The GPS is like having a navigator in the seat next to you. And they are cheap now--I paid around US$200 for ...

... msginfo( Curl ) SHELLEXECUTE(nil,"open", cURL,0,0,1) One program this works and the other different program it does not .. Driving me absolutely nuts .. I have created a 3 line test program with the above lines and it works .. However, the Shellexecure that will not respond ...

... comment out this code) I expect that LoadBitmap should return a Poimter in memory to the BitMap and not just a straight numeric valve. This thing driving me crazy. Brad, the handle ( a numeric value ) is actually an address where your resource (bitmap) is loaded. in your process space. I had similar ...