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Nages, As I said, it is not consistent. HOWEVER, also note my code uses resources and thus is a REDEFINE. I have never been able to get consistent display with @ x,y positioning on complex dialogs. I wish I could but it just never seems ...

... mouse clicks. However, if I use the arrow key to scroll down to them, they highlight fine. Thoughts on this would be appreciated. Again, it is not consistent across all uses of XBrowse. Tim

... all operations. The underlaying problem is function roundbox(..). There are still This is fixed in FWH1909. Now the syntax and functionality is consistent not only with the Box() method of TPrinter, but also is consistent with methods RoundBox() of Window and Pdf also. We required this consistent ...

... This was a serious bug that needs to be fixed sometime or other and is fixed in FWH1909. In addition, the roundbox syntax is made consistent across windows, printer and pdf. We regret the inconvenience caused to you in the process of fixing the bug. We request you to cooperate.

... I have been looking for a way to calculate the correct x,y values based on the settings in the .rc. file. I have not been able to figure out any consistent formula that works. There is a sample RC2PRG.prg program, and it does a nice job, but the coordinates are not even close to being accurate. ...

... So here is my question: Are there known FWH calls that would address ntdll.dll ? . This is happening only at one client's location, is not consistent, and causes a Windows, rather than FWH, error. It would not be possible to write a sample that creates the problem, so I strictly want to ...

... To something like this: oChart:nType := GRAPH_TYPE_XY //AQ I am assuming AQ are your initials? The above change just keeps the naming consistent with the existing ones. If you care to share this modified class with everyone, then I would also first make sure you have the latest copy ...

... To something like this: oChart:nType := GRAPH_TYPE_XY //AQ I am assuming AQ are your initials? The above change just keeps the naming consistent with the existing ones. If you care to share this modified class with everyone, then I would also first make sure you have the latest copy ...

... perhaps sometimes I do not use a STYLE setting at all. I would like to make it all the same ( a very big job I know, but it would look nice and consistent ). Thanks.

... relying on this feature. In particular, this change affects ADO RecordSet GetRows() --> aData OLE Excel Range:Value() --> aData xHarbour is consistent in its behavior from the time TOleAuto class was created till today. The behavior of Harbour's TOleAuto was also identical till recently. ...

... is better provided to the programmers through bChange. We only take care of changes with bChange or ON CHANGE clause. Kindly keep the issue of consistent usage across all controls in mind while implementing any changes

... .T. 8. Append( [aFlds], [aVals] ) --> lSuccess Usage 1: Append() without parameters: Appends a blank record and returns success This usage is consistent with all previous versions. Usage 2: Append( aFldsAndValues ) aFldsAndValues is a multi-dim array in the form of { { fld1, val1 }, ... { ...

... you End() them (or in the case of TDatabase, Close() them). Note that now in TDatabase 17.07, you can use End() instead of Close(). Using End() is consistent with how you end all other objects. James

... would be 10, then 25, then 40, then 55, then 70 etc. If the field height is 10, then the spacing between all fields vertically will always look consistent. 9) In some cases you see a LTEXT with no label, and a number instead of -1, ie. LTEXT "",801,200,130,50,10 This becomes a dynamic ...

I used the @ commands with dBase / Clipper for DOS. However, I never found a way to get consistent results with the @ commands under windows. I would love to use them, but my forms are very filled, and spacing is critical. I use Resources and have everything spaced ...