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... an important client of mine is evaluating the possibility of moving to the cloud, he has IBM iPower Server and about 60 clients using the server interactively by native application throughout the day and each client has my application (FiveWin) that use Ado Connection. what do you think? Is the ...

... or size of the xbrowse according to which radio menus are visible. Dynamic Filter Interaction and Data Submission This feature enables users to interactively apply filters to the displayed data, adjusting the table's view based on selected criteria. Each filter change triggers a real-time update, ...

Dear Marc, the simplest way would be to implement a new FWH function AutoHelp() that creates a DBF and allows the developer to interactively write and save the help pressing F1 when a control has the focus. If the help is not defined, then it should ask for it and allow to edit it. Once ...

Dear Marc, the simplest way would be to implement a new FWH function AutoHelp() that creates a DBF and allows the developer to interactively write and save the help pressing F1 when a control has the focus. If the help is not defined, then it should ask for it and allow to edit it. Once ...

Natter wrote:Not suitable. I need to interactively change pictures in bookmarks. I tried the methods SetBitmap and SetBrightBMP, but it didn't work out

Sorry, this not run ok ?

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oFld:SetBitMap( "modif", oFld:nOption )   // "modif" -> resource of bitmap
 

Not suitable. I need to interactively change pictures in bookmarks. I tried the methods SetBitmap and SetBrightBMP, but it didn't work out

... has a title that appears on screen, and an action that specifies what happens when a user clicks on the bookmark. Bookmarks can either be created interactively by the user through the Acrobat DC application’s user interface or programmatically generated. The typical action for a user-created bookmark ...

... dbf is created with a character field (instead of "memo" field) length=0, and without content. To fix this problem, need to declare interactively the structure of dbf at runtime moving ".T." in the third parameter of the function. But in this way the program stops execution ...

The answer is for ADO. 1) how can i add records to an existing table of a database SQL in "batch" mode (not interactively with browse and similar)? You can do it in two ways. (a) Directly using SQL. (b) Opening recordset in batchmode. (a) Directly using SQL. SQL syntax is ...

... very fast! Now I need two examples, if possible: 1) how can i add records to an existing table of a database SQL in "batch" mode (not interactively with browse and similar)? 2) how can i replace a content of a field in a specific record of an existing table (like "replace fieldname ...

... very fast! Now I need two examples, if possible: 1) how can i add records to an existing table of a database SQL in "batch" mode (not interactively with browse and similar)? 2) how can i replace a content of a field in a specific record of an existing table (like "replace fieldname ...

... very fast. Now I need two examples, if possible: 1) how can i add records to an existing table of a database SQL in "batch" mode (not interactively with browse and similar)? 2) how can i replace a content of a field in a specific record of an existing table (like "replace fieldname ...

// Download linux debian docker pull debian // run debian interactively docker run -it debian /bin/bash // once inside debian, install mc (midnight commander) apt-get update apt-get install mc mc exit (to exit from debian) // to save the docker image ...

oImg:nZoom++/oImg:nZoom++, oImg:refresh() - for TImage not work

Use a brush good idea, but I was not able to interactively change its size.

Probably for zoom/unzoom you can use SaveWindow. Save need rectangl context in BMP, and then load in TImage

Uwe,

ukoenig wrote:Enrico,
have a look at :
( select the one, that will be the best for You :

http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/pixelb ... otoedw.htm

Best Regards
Uwe

Thank you, I'll have a look at them.

EMG