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I have many notes from Mr. Rao and I am adapting to use MySQL. This is a very large product and I was comfortable keeping it with the .DBF files for those customers who continue to use it. However, it may be wise to spend the time making the ...

... and start from that. Fw Forum dilivers many samples and i always start from them. A Sample from 20 lines become a function of 200 lines, mostly adapting to my needs. BTW : In my case, i don't devellop for commercial use. I only use my own software for my firm.

... it is my particular concept, since everything depends on the marketing policy, as I said previously. You can try the following example code, adapting it to your needs. The code shows the results you want to obtain for the 3 days you mentioned. Maybe it will guide you. the complete archive ...

... it is my particular concept, since everything depends on the marketing policy, as I said previously. You can try the following example code, adapting it to your needs. The code shows the results you want to obtain for the 3 days you mentioned. Maybe it will guide you. thanks francisco but ...

... it is my particular concept, since everything depends on the marketing policy, as I said previously. You can try the following example code, adapting it to your needs. The code shows the results you want to obtain for the 3 days you mentioned. Maybe it will guide you. //----------------------------------------#include ...

... You just have to adapt it for mod_harbour fastCGI. I do appreciate your help adapting it. In a matter of a few minutes you should have it working :-) Please let me know if you need help with it, thanks! Once you get it working, ...

When we got the EasyReport source code, Manuel Alvarez and I spent a lot of time adapting the old code to the new versions of Harbor and xHarbour, but we didn't get anyone else to contribute code or test to receive feedbacks to help us debug our developments. The ...

When we got the EasyReport source code, Manuel Alvarez and I spent a lot of time adapting the old code to the new versions of Harbor and xHarbour, but we didn't get anyone else to contribute code or test to receive feedbacks to help us debug our developments. The ...

Hi Otto, If you use Bootstrap he makes everything for you. Using some specific commands inside the HTML the screens are all auto-adapting. If you go on the web and search for Bootstrap you can realize the power of this instrument. In some samples of mod-harbor, made by Antonio, there are ...

Hi Marc. Take a look at Bootstrap. With this HTML extension you can make every page auto adapting to small screens to biggers without any problem. And in a lot of mod_harbour examples is used and you can learn it in few time. And if there is something that you can't ...

... where you want to end ... For many years I have used the program of Alfredo Arteaga "Cawind" and "RCWind". Obviously adapting it to my needs. It is a multiuser system and therefore function in a LAN network. Years ago I created a software for a library with many network ...

Uwe, I use a adapted version from class xbrowse. But i must every new FWH adapting new. The border with specific width and color are shown only on edit-cells and can differ any column.

... que estemos utilizando According to my point of view it is necessary to differentiate between: A) The distribution and placement of the controls adapting to the size of the screen B) Its correct visualization by the resolution of the device that we are using Para la primera A), tengo hecho un ...

...     :CreateFromCode()   END   ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg CENTERED   RELEASE FONT oFontreturn nil  After you see how this is working, please try adapting to your data. Let me know any difficulties you face. I would like to build this behaviour into xbrowse, after your testing.

... nil//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//  Google Traslator: Mr Rao, Excellent work, I will start adapting it to what I need and then publish it to share with other colleagues who are interested in the subject, thank you very much... :shock: