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... with the same subject but with viewweb and HTML the same thing is forbidden and also done to another Italian user, Mr. Marco , in this forum, who prefers not to write anymore in the forum because every time Mr. Otto diverts the request into other topics not requested by the original author. I ...

... congelado en el tiempo. Lo correcto es siempre modernizarse. ¿o no? No problem, Master Nages. Master Antonio will definitely use it. Unless he prefers to remain frozen in time. The right thing to do is always to modernize. or not? Regards, saludos.

... the user cannot see the archive with a dbu as we see it so if I open the booking change dialog I have to change the date range that the customer prefers, at the time of changing these dates the procedure must search the archive if the period is free or busy, if the customer he wants a week less ...

... combination of the two could become a good setup system. Personel I would prefer a Xbrowse to hold the settings above a INI file. Maybe Mr. Rao prefers to have a setup system as a standalone class that can be included if the programmer would like to use it. It's up to us then to have a class/function ...

... incremental seek/filter like this: @ r, c SAY oBrw:oSeek PROMPT oBrw:cSeek SIZE w,h PIXEL OF oDlg  There are situations when the programmer prefers to use a GET control for input of search expression. But in the present implementation, this is not supported by xbrowse. In the version under ...

... incremental seek/filter like this: @ r, c SAY oBrw:oSeek PROMPT oBrw:cSeek SIZE w,h PIXEL OF oDlg  There are situations when the programmer prefers to use a GET control for input of search expression. But in the present implementation, this is not supported by xbrowse. In the version under ...

Hello Richard, I save the coordinates of the main window and store these in an INI-file. The user positions the window where he prefers and the next time the window opens exectly at this position. With this coordinates the window opens on my right monitor. Best regards Otto [FensterxWinhotelWINHOTEL] ...

Hello Richard, I save the coordinates of the main window and store these in an INI-file. The user positions the window where he prefers and the next time the window opens exectly at this position. With this coordinates the window opens on my right monitor. Best regards Otto [FensterxWinhotelWINHOTEL] ...

Hello Richard, I save the coordinates of the main window and store these in an INI-file. The user positions the window where he prefers and the next time the window opens exectly at this position. With this coordinates the window opens on my right monitor. Best regards Otto [FensterxWinhotelWINHOTEL] ...

... of three columns then a header and a footer. I alone would take a long time but if we were many we could share the job. I understand that one prefers to use programs already made like PrestaShop or WooCommerce but as I understand it is very difficult to talk with these programs.  The main ...

Methods they do not use any rdd
Export array to dbf: FW_ArrayToDBF

If I created a dbf it would be a mistake
You have to understand that each user prefers a different structure of the dbf or prefers to export directly to fwmaria or any other rdd with a custom structure

... : If the programmer has a preferred way of exporting to PDF, he may specify his function in the DATA bSaveAsPDF codeblock. For example, when he prefers to use a 3rd party library or writes his own PDF generation logic. Otherwise, preview class takes the following default actions: 1) If MSWord ...

1) If a programmer prefers to use FreeImage, he can set UseGDI( .f. ). We provided this toggle so that the programmer can choose what he considers better. 2) Mr EMG is comparing the GDI+ code as adopted by FWH with the quality of FreeImage. ...

... el -1 al pulsar un caracter   Original code by Mr Daniel was to use nStart only but not nStart-1. I saw his post sometime back that Mr Daniel prefers nStart but not nStart-1. Years back we noticed that the the binary search logic of oQry:Seek was ignoring the first record (i.e, record number ...

... friends; think about it... if it is coded as NOBORDER, then it shouldn't draw a border so it really isn't a matter of user preference. If the user prefers a border, then remove the NOBORDER clause. Don't you think? BTW- what I see here is a black rectangle/square as you hover over the button.