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... := { || (oBrw:cAlias)->( LastRec() ) } Better to retain the other default codeblocks as created by xbrowse without disturbing them. I presume RecNo(), DbGoTo(n) and LastRec() are supported. If they have other names, they can be substituted. Still there could be occasional issues because ...

I presume you are using DBFCDX.
If you use SETRDDDEFAULT( 'DBFCDX' ) and then use COPY TO command, it copies Timestamp fields also correctly.
I have tested on XHarbour.

... November and now I need an information, which xHB version will work with it? I have all versions of xHB Professional but only one FWH 8.11 I would presume the version of xHB that was out last November when your version of FWH was released. If you can find out when xHB switched from pcode 9 to 10, ...

... PARAMS ) ... This is compiled using BCC then linked with the PRGs. But the linker errors out with: undefined external '_HB_FUN_MYFUNCTION' I presume this is because the function call to MYFUNCTION in the PRG is being translated by the preprocessor to _HB_FUN_MYFUNCTION. If I change the name ...

... functions of of our software applications into their own .NET VB C++ ect. It seems that a Harbour Self contained DLL would be the best answer. I presume I should use the buildhd.bat to compile my code. I tried to compile babudll.prg and have run into some issues. I modified the bat file to run ...

... or 1.230000000001. You have to round your totals (not to truncate them) if you want to approximate to a certain number of decimals. I presume if i have a field with 14.2 .and. a value stored of 5.25 it's not 5.25 .. anything. I thought that a field with a len and dec specific rounds ...

... started our CE development we purchased FWPPC over 18 months ago. Its taken us a while to fund the project :) My FIVECE.lib is dated 29/03/2007, I presume I will need to purchase an upgrade?

Tim I have some doubts about the TmpFile() function .. I do not see the end of the loop and should the function return( cTmpName ) ?? I presume the variable cTmpFile := TmpFile() .. cTmpFile should be declared as local ?? Rick Lipkin ps .. james .. I have gone 'nuts' with this and the attachment ...

... CENTERED - I haven't tested for that. It isn't called if the TDialog is merely activated. There is code so that bInit can only be called once so I presume it was intended to be called when the TDialog is activated. I did get things going by adding a bStartUp DATA and inserting the following code ...

... can't quite see why. This isn't a problem if you call the dialog directly from the application window because the window has a wait state in it (I presume). It is a problem for me in two ways, however. Firstly I want to call a dialog from another dialog (for eaxample have a record displayed and ...

Rene I am using the 'standard' code .. I presume the recordset is being cached to the local workstation ? Here is the code: // access.prg #include "Fivewin.ch" Static lOK,oWND1,oBRW,oBROW,oBROW2 Static oSAY, cSAY, oSAY1, cSAY1 //------------------------------------------- ...

Richard or Antonio,

I don't know much about ADO, but unlike Word or Excel, the calendar control is not (I presume) already installed on the users computer. So how does this work; is the control linked into the app as a library?

James

James Bott wrote:I presume you tested it with Outlook?

No, I tested it with Outlook Express.

EMG

... to the images, not an internal message reference. Therefore it won't show any images when received by the recipient (I just tested this). I presume you tested it with Outlook? Because it does work with OE. Doesn't Outlook also use stationary? If so, then I don't know why it won't work. James

Michel,

When you refer to the differences between FW16 and FW32, remember that some of these differences may be due to different versions of FW rather than 16bit vs 32bit. I presume you have an older version of FW16 than the version of FW32 that you are using.

James