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... After selecting the theme allows you to configure Thank you, but the High Contrast themes are not acceptable for me, sorry. :-( EMG

... than loading the complete set of DBF files. We were calculating that for example for 200 clients we need about 12-15Mbps upload speed, which is acceptable if we know the working speed will be satisfactory. We already use one app I wrote which we access by Citrix server. When I connect from Belgrade ...

... and Rick, Thanks very much for your info. Those are very workable encryption systems, but unfortunately (as far as can see) are not certified as acceptable under the U.S. govt. HIPAA rules (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). An app that I'm developing right now has to be HIPAA ...

... regulations covering privacy and encryption rules (like HIPAA - the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) have found Blowfish to be acceptable, along with a few other widely used and proven systems like DES (though it is being deprecated), RSA, RC5, IDEA and PGP. Other proprietary ...

Hello, Yesterday i let down my try with HaruPDF, because to have a palette of 216 colours is not acceptable for me. With PDF1 this not seems to be a problem, but the fonts conversion is not easy. Try... Here there is the function IWinFontes(), created to turn off the problem ...

... as a result of filters set by the user. I will try to learn from users how to reproduce the error consistently. How can we learn what is the acceptable range for nRow? Perhaps, :ToExcel() should check for this condition before stepping into run-time error generating territory? Thank you for ...

... Cells. Though I am not sure xharbour can be so precise about reporting this kind of error. Next possibility is that either nRow or nCol is out of acceptable range. Definitely both nRow and nCol are > 0. Could it be possible that nRow has exceeded the number of rows acceptable in the version ...

... RDBMS, without change. Once you open the connection, you can even forget the RDBMS if you use these functions. Notes: DTOC( dDate ) format may be acceptable in some situations, but please avoid this at all costs. Please always rely on "YYYY-MM-DD" format which is unambiguous.

... compile first with xHarbour and then recompile with Harbour. A weird solution but it is a solution :-) Thank you Master! For a while, it can be an acceptable solution, in order to try Harbour. :-) But please, can you insist with the Harbour developers if they could add something like xHarbour's ...

... to leave the Lname field un-encrypted on my table .. everything else is all encrypted. It was just easier to manage .. don't know if this will be acceptable to the client ?? If not, I may just take another look at the array option or build a second table with Lname and relate it back to the Employee ...

... the names in xBrowse I have to ADD the columns passing my Dencrypt() function to the row. I have no problem with doing that and my results are acceptable, however, I can not sort the data in the browse because the underlying data is encrypted. Instead of adding the Sort to the data .. is there ...

... one second slower. A user will never notice this. There are so many advantages to be gained by using the database object, that tiny slowdowns are acceptable--at least I have never come across any significant speed issues. I have on occasion set lBuffer:=.f. while skipping in large loops when I ...

Hi Daniel,
I checked out the dolphin library and came up with certain suggestions ( if you feel right ) that SHOULD be incorporated. It would be much better to converse on google talk. It will make dolphin even more acceptable and fantastic.

I think Rick's answer is an acceptable explanation: "It's more about the sizzle than about the stake". I get it. In Windows 8 you either work under the traditional Win32 desktop paradigm or under the newer Win 8 RT interface. ...

... soffice.exe soffice.bin .. the only difference is that Libre Office stayed open and you had to close the ServiceMaster manually which is not acceptable. Again .. if I can find a solution to close the oCalc object .. it would solve the final problem. Thanks Rick Lipkin // Open Office   Try  ...