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... see: http://www.masterlinksoftware.com/Images/NewFont.bmp Please note how the letters are dropped off the end in .03, suggesting a rendering issue with the new version. Again, I emphasize that the exact same code is used in both cases, and the only difference is which FWH version ...

... implementation of Harbour's Report Designer and Print Engine. NOTE: It is a very complex subject and more so I have a little knowledge about Qt's rendering system, so please do not pin high hopes. I still do not know which way it will proceed, will we be successful or failure, will it touch our ...

... belonging to them. This eliminates the need to define anything. This eliminates the need to have .dbf's on the disk. This greatly simplifies the rendering engine. More opinions are welcome. BTW this is a very good feature request, I did not had any idea before, thank you.

... : XBrowse( oWnd ), XBrowse( oBrw ). Can be tested while defining any object with code like oDlg:bRclicked := {|r,c,f,o| XBrowse( o ) }. g. Image rendering i. In the previous versions, if a column contains file name of a picture, the picture is read from the file and displayed inline, if oCol:nEditType ...

Nageswararao,

> But there seems to be a way of just rendering richtext content within a rectangle.

That would be the perfect solution, but we need to find how to do that.

Thinking about it... if we provide a different hDC to the richedit when it is going to be painted, that could do the trick

I agree with you Mr Antonio, if we create Richedit controls in each cell.

> _rtf.RenderTo(e.Graphics, e.Bounds)

But there seems to be a way of just rendering richtext content within a rectangle.

The new look of xBrowse is very attractive.

But there is no option for setting this 2007 style on / off. I have problems with 256 color monitors where it gives a very bad look, rendering it unacceptable for release versions.

I request that 2007 style be made optional.

... EZTAPI TWAIN_CreateDibPalette (HANDLE hdib) // given a pointer to a locked DIB, returns a handle to a plausible logical // palette to be used for rendering the DIB // For 24-bit dibs, returns a default palette. { HPALETTE hPalette = NULL; LPBITMAPINFOHEADER lpbmi = (LPBITMAPINFOHEADER)GlobalLock(hdib); ...

Forse intendevi dire la classe TBitmap? Comunque ti sconsiglio di utilizzare classi per questo lavoro di "rendering" dei bitmap. Semplicemente disegnali alle giuste coordinate usando la funzione PalBmpDraw() all'interno dell'evento ON PAINT.

EMG