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... 1 )  you must have already assigned the datasource ( cAlias, oRs,oDbf. etc. with methods like SetRDD/SetADO,etc and preferably define atleast some columns ). My advice is that the datasource be defined soon after creating the xbrowse.

... to RPreview, without modifying and recompiling RPreview.prg. We can place this code at any place in our program before using RPreivew or preferably at the beginning of the program   RPrevUserBtns( { |oPreview, oBar| ReportExtend( oPreview, oBar ) } )  ...

... and have played a little with this code. I managed to give a nicer look (at least in my opinion) to the menus. This code can be simply pasted preferably inside the main program (see below), and it will work. In my case, I use a nice (modified) CLR_HCYAN background, and with about 10 lines ...

... a particular class together as a programmer's reference. Uniformity would be a great asset as would the ability to convert to a downloadable and preferably printable form. But presumably whilst thinking along these lines shouldn't much of this be able to be automatically generated from suitably ...

... may be of some help. James ------------------------------ Specification for Spreadsheet Style Editing 1) A single cell is highlighted at a time, preferably with an heavy outline rather than the entire cell being in reverse video. 2) Spreadsheets have two modes, edit and replace. The replace-mode ...

When I put together code, its preferably in order, so the say would be one line, and the get right below it. It makes it easier to remember what each get is for, and it makes it easier to make quick formatting changes ( moving a say and ...

When I put together code, its preferably in order, so the say would be one line, and the get right below it. It makes it easier to remember what each get is for, and it makes it easier to make quick formatting changes ( moving a say and ...

... software protection methods around. The thought is - save the usb drive info to an encrypted dbf file that is already in your software package, preferably a file that holds a lot of setting for your application. Then on startup check the key. You will have to select usb ram drives carefully ...

... using a single (main) window (oWnd). I have a timer set to check if there are any files to be edited by that user. I wanted to alert the user, preferably by changing the caption and color of a button - or at least changing the text of a SAY. I looked at testime.prg annd thought it would be ...