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Mr. Rao, You look a different way... My dbf field will hold data like this (sizes) cData = "XL,S,M,2X,3X" // or any combination like ( "S,L,M") Make a array from cData (I can) aArray1 := { "XL", "S", "M", "2X", ...

Let me first make sure if I understood you requirements properly. You have a field in your dbf where different sizes are recorded as a list of numeric values. For example, like this: "51,52,53,54,55,56,57,58,59      " These values correspond the sizes: "L,M,S,XL,XXL,4XL,5XL,XS,XXXL" ...

I have a dbf field that contains data for sizes of garment "L,M,S,XL,XXL,4XL,5XL,XS,XXXL" "M,L,S,XL" the correct sort order would be "XS,S,M,L,XL,XXXL,4XL,5XL" "S,M,L,XL" The sortoptions to compare with ...

... oBrw DATASOURCE oQry; COLUMNS "chave","data","nome"; HEADERS "Chave","Data","Nome"; SIZES 100,300,100; OF oForm SIZE 340,215 PIXEL AUTOSORT LINES oBrw:CreateFromCode() ACTIVATE DIALOG oForm CENTER RETURN nil

... PIXEL NOBORDER ; COLS 1,2,3,4,5,6; HEADERS "Ruota", "E1", "E2", "E3", "E4", "E5" ; SIZES 80,30,30,30,30,30 ; ARRAY adata FONT oFontx WITH OBJECT oBrw :lDrawBorder := .t. :nClrBorder := CLR_RED .... end

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       COLSIZES 220,110,110;
 

Error: You specified column sizes less than required to display the full value.
Solutions:
1) Specify adequate width.
or
2) The Best way. Do not specify COLSIZES and let xbrowse calculate the width required

... data types you're using are compatible between 32-bit and 64-bit environments. For example, `USHORT`, `BOOL`, and other types may have different sizes in a 64-bit system. Consider replacing `USHORT` with `UINT16` or using fixed-size types from `<stdint.h>` (like `uint16_t`), which will ...

... forget about so much overhead - please note that I am making these considerations for use on a WEBSERVER or in an RDP environment. Also, the file sizes in the area I am working in are manageable. I also think that for your own application, you do not necessarily have to follow the standard. I ...

... balanced interface. Responsive Design: Ensure the layout is fully responsive, adapting not only to the content but also to different screen sizes and orientations. This is crucial for maintaining usability across various devices. Best Practices: User Testing: Conduct thorough user testing ...

One of the advantages of MSVC is the smaller executables sizes. Another one is the higher C compile speed if -MP switch is used (something similar exists for BCC64 and BCC32 CLANG, but not for BCC32).

... but I wanted it automatically, I didn't want to insert the width and height of each button, if in a window I have 80 buttons all with different sizes, how many lines of source do you think I should write? ciertamente cariño, pero lo quería automáticamente, no quería insertar el ancho y alto ...

But de quality of the typography in the PDF is not good.

Yes. Also PDF file size is large.

I guess the best solution must be to use HaruPDF.

Yes. Simple and smaller pdf file sizes.

I would like to have the same resolution as my dialogs if I use a normal computer with 1280X1024 resolution (Win10) or if I use a tablet (10' tab type) with 1280X800 resolution (Win10) because every time I have to recompile my applications, I use to create my dialog these commands #include 'fivewin....

... into ( adjustable ) paper trays, face down, seal to the right. They would print in landscape mode. I think that could be done very easily. What sizes does your client currently use ? We could start with those, and then expand. Since I work with the Printer class a lot, I believe I can actually ...

... fields like Company Contact Street City, State and Zipcode In my Customers old Sage Product it allowed him to print envelops in all the Standard sizes and I was hoping Someone had an Envelope routine that I could select a "standard size" and print a return address on the Left Side and ...