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Using FWH functions is a lot easier than preparing your own SQL statement.
The field has to be created as a BLOB field only.

Hello, I am preparing for the GDPR. So I try to encrypt and decrypt a word file. But I get an error if I try to reopen the decypted word file. Could someone please help me. Best regards, Otto // New FiveWin Encrypt() and Decrypt() ...

Now you are preparing an array like this // Titel Field Size Edit Indexen Align 0-L,1-M,2-R,3-V You can change it to prepare the same array in this way: // Field, Title, Picture, Size Eg: AADD(aTmp,{ "artikel_nr", "Code", ...

Use both systems will be best. In my 16 bit version I use these from recources : (preparing conversion to FWH) http://www.maveco.be/fivewin/scherm1.jpg http://www.maveco.be/fivewin/scherm2.jpg But as Otto asked, These cannot by resized ...

Instead of reading the web browser's icon from the exe itself I took the approach of preparing in advance the icons of commonly used browser and select which one to use after determining what is current default browser. Anyone knows what is the tried and tested method ...

I'm preparing a sample. Please delay the release of the new FWH build...

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Hi,

It's been a while.

I am preparing to upgrade FWH. Anybody knows where to get BCC7?
Preferably, direct url to download from your own link or official.

Thanks.

While preparing a report, I want to show the user the program is processing data. There are two ways: 1) Put the processing section in a separate function and use MessageWait( ) to show what is happening. I prefer not to do that ...

... value is 'T'. We use this in our XBrowse, TDataRow and TRecSet so that users are insulated from this behavior. We need to keep this in mind when preparing SQL statements comparing Dates. For example, SELECT * WHERE INVDT BETWEEN '2015-04-01' AND '2015-04-30' may totally exclude all transactions ...

... INTO Table1 VALUES ( ?, ?, ? ) ; There are also named parameters. Example: INSERT INTO Table1 VALUES ( :cName, :cAddress, :dDOB ) ; After "preparing" this SQL you can now execute much faster inside a for loop many times changing the values each time. Each SQL will vary its syntax. ...

... alow MySql connection and manipulation Does not need IIS to be installed, Apache can do ok or Vertrigo (which I am using for testing I am already preparing another app to be converted and also the old web app will use this LIB in a near future If the app is combined with FastReport - ir produces ...

My new sample, I'm preparing for DOWNLOAD, will answer ALL Your questions. All kinds of xBrowse-graphic-solutions are included, like the needed calculations, to adjust / resize different Images to cellsize with info-text on bottom ...

... con los servidores smtp más recientes que usan los ISP. Prueba así: LOCAL oSmtp, oEMail LOCAL cSmtpUrl LOCAL cSubject, cFrom, cTo, cBody, cFile // preparing data for eMail cSmtpUrl := "smtp://mailaccount:password@smtp.server.com" cSubject := "Testing eMail" cFrom := "MyName@Mail.server.com" ...

... con los servidores smtp más recientes que usan los ISP. Prueba así: LOCAL oSmtp, oEMail LOCAL cSmtpUrl LOCAL cSubject, cFrom, cTo, cBody, cFile // preparing data for eMail cSmtpUrl := "smtp://mailaccount:password@smtp.server.com" cSubject := "Testing eMail" cFrom := "MyName@Mail.server.com" ...

... )return nil  http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/1782/v3zq.jpg To understand the concept better, please insert this code just after preparing the array XBROWSER aData The raw array data looks like this. http://img837.imageshack.us/img837/7264/snm7.jpg Now let us apply ...