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Richard, FWH 14.11 provides unicode support though not finsihed yet. Please review FWH\samples\unicode.prg Yes, I knew it. I look new HMG331 Unicode IDE for build 32 and 64bit. Important point, not IDE. I mean this IDE read Chinese.UNI file( save as UTF-8 style ) and Textbox/Editbox ...

... other avenues to arrive at Windows apps, but soon discovered that with FW we were able to stop the non-sense and stay with the compiler we already knew and loved so well. I'm pretty sure that most people here feel it is already too late to start learning CAVO, or Delphi, or Builder or even .NET ...

Cool, I knew you would do it.

... what you want. If you just want to go to one of the two fields in the same row, then Tab or Shift-Tab will do it. But, I expect you already knew that. If you are looking to be able to jump to any field from any other field, then you are looking at an awful lot of key combinations which I ...

Cristobal, I already answered: TImage, as any other control, doesn't automatically resize to its content. EMG I already knew But catches my attention that if we give the file to display, and the classe it calculates the size of the image before drawing the control, do not you draw ...

Cristobal, Enrico Sure I'll use SetSize, I was just researching and asking if anyone knew that the monitoring was twice the size of the image, or was I knew not use the IMAGE command. I already answered: TImage, as any other control, doesn't automatically resize to ...

Enrico Sure I'll use SetSize, I was just researching and asking if anyone knew that the monitoring was twice the size of the image, or was I knew not use the IMAGE command. And also, by investigating the size of the image you get in C has 4 pixels less in width ...

Yeah, I've been doing that on other issues. I was hoping someone knew something here. I also was hoping 13.09 would build correctly, but I got 30 errors and no one has posted a response to that yet ...

... blocked and I would have to approve it again. In my situation it was simple to identify the problem since an approve/deny box would pop-up so I knew what was going on. Other firewalls may not do this. Regards, James

Rick, Enrico I knew about the syntax difference in Try\Catch between xHarbour and Harbour and (like you) did not want to go through all my code to add HbCompat.ch. I would like to try Harbour as well but I have way too many Try\Catch ...

Enrico I knew about the syntax difference in Try\Catch between xHarbour and Harbour and (like you) did not want to go through all my code to add HbCompat.ch. I would like to try Harbour as well but I have way too many Try\Catch ...

Rick, Enrico There is an include file for the Try\Catch .. I think it is HbCompat.ch .. something like that :( Rick Lipkin I already knew about hbcompat.ch but to use it I'd have to modify all my one thousand PRGs. :-) I tried to add #include "Hbcompat.ch" to std.ch but strangely ...

... from different places, the bug spreaded easily. The lesson is that just a little change in a little C function is enough to break an app... We knew this, but it is quite difficult to protect from it. When it happens, it happens. Anyhow, we are a great team (ALL OF US), and we have an incredibly ...

... controls need to be aware that their parent is a dialog and adjust accordingly. I assume that controls are using dialog units instead of pixels. I knew it was going to be embarrassing when I discovered the answer. Sometimes you just have to walk away from the computer and let your subconscious ...

James, Enrico, I knew you would get me on that one. Yes, you are correct, however, it seems easier to just to adopt a policy of ending any objects you create than to figure out if the owner object is doing it. Further, if you are ...