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... them, to confirm that they were performed successfully. If any of those operations fails, then you "undo" what you have done. That is traditionally known as a "rollback". SQL engines provide such capability but using DBFs we have to do it ourselves, but as you see, it is ...

... Windows 11 wants to see TPM 2.0, however the Reg Hacks I just mentioned will allow TPM 1.2 to upgrade to Windows 11. With all that said .. TPM has traditionally been targeted at the Corporate Market specifically to facilitate Bitlocker HD encryption .. Otherwise to me, TPM is basically worthless ...

... Shell ) http://img4.imagetitan.com/img4/small/24/24_openshell.jpg Which ( for me ) is much easier to use and to find things Traditionally like the Control Panel, Printers ... etc. https://open-shell.github.io/Open-Shell-Menu/ The small box in Windows 10 ( open settings ) ...

James I have been able to use the sample dbf01.prg ... I have created my table traditionally and my index traditionally .. this so far works DO WHILE .T.   CUSTDBF := "TEMP"+(SUBSTR(TIME(),7,2)+SUBSTR(TIME(),4,2))//+".DBF"  ...

... project started as an Apache official extension to support PRGs and HRBs files. Official Apache extensions are named mod_...(name of the language) traditionally. Thats why we choosed mod_harbour ;-)

There is no a @ ..., ... BUTTONBAR as traditionally the buttonbar is placed at top, left, bottom, right This is an example to do what Silvio wants: #include "FiveWin.ch"function Main()   local oDlg, oBar   DEFINE ...

... management between those applications as well as ( most any ) Sql RDMS's through their respective OLE Db providers. One nice thing Microsoft has traditionally done is include their MS Jet and SQLOLE db providers in every Windows operating system from XP up to and including Windows 8, meaning ...

Hakan,

Traditionally since Clipper you can do:

? Type( "FunctionName()" ) != "UE"

http://www.fivetechsoft.com/harbour-docs/harbour-reference-guide.htm#Type

... In which way have you been using it with FWH ? I mean, whats the desired effect that you expect using it ? To stop the user from pressing Alt+C ? Traditionally Alt+C has been a console feature to stop a running process, thats why I can't see what meaning it has under Windows. I appreciate your ...

... of the work, assistance, and even the friendships that come about here. I use FW because I believe in it, and it allows me to do things I can't traditionally do otherwise. With that as a basis, I believe that sometimes the things we want will take a long time. I used the xBrowse control as an ...

Tim, Frank, IMO these are pros and cons for each compiler: Borland: Pros: Used since the very beginning of the Harbour and xHarbour projects. Traditionally quite friendly. Free. Cons: It is not available for 64 bits, neither Windows Mobile, neither Linux and OSX. Microsoft C: Pros: Available ...

... a non Harbour based data base manager accessed through a query language (probably SQL). Regardless some of the data base navigation logic that was traditionally handled on the client has to be handled on the server (minimising network traffic) and so in most cases will require a shift in your programming ...

... from the Harbour docs: Windows 32-bit DLLs with Harbour code ===================================== Programs created with Clipper or Harbour are traditionally a monolithic EXE containing all executable code. This includes the Virtual Machine (VM) and the RunTime Library (RTL) as well as your ...

... 00:32:44Z brianhays $ */ Windows 32-bit DLLs with Harbour code ===================================== Programs created with Clipper or Harbour are traditionally a monolithic EXE containing all executable code. This includes the Virtual Machine (VM) and the RunTime Library (RTL) as well as your ...

... the program (probably in FWH code) winmain() is being called and the main window object is expected to be returned, not nil as yours is returning. Traditionally, we use function Main() as the starting program function. Try changing your winMain() to Main(). Regards, James