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...     BITMAP .\..\bitmaps\32x32\next.bmpexit     BITMAP .\..\bitmaps\32x32\exit.bmp*/// FIN / END  Regards, saludos. certainly darling, 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 ...

... support a certain suspicion, that is, an incitement towards me because it has been reiterated over time by various subjects in these forums, it is certainly not his fault but he must admit that I have some suspicions

I appreciate your info Otto, it is almost certainly a solution if I use Apache.
The problem is that I don't know if Mod-Harbour /or/ Apache directly allow me to run HRB's /CGI's / instead of PRG's directly, which is MANDATORY in this specific case.

... requested by the original author. I have a private email from Mr. Marco Boschi who refers to Mr. Otto for the same reasons Everyone's wishes must certainly be respected, but this person should also calm down. I have been working at school for thirty-six years, I have been teaching computer science ...

... I made this URLEncode() function. Now this is working. I think for the finished program, one should insert URL-encoded code as much as possible. Certainly, there is a more effective ready-made function. Now, there's the problem with the start size. Best regards, Otto     FUNCTION URLEncode(cString)  ...

... here. But when I want to use hex codes for the search string, MariaDB has HEX() and UNHEX(). What is the equivalent in plain SQL? ChatGPT says: Certainly, if you're constrained to plain SQL without access to specific MariaDB functions like HEX() and UNHEX(), performing character matching using ...

... := .t. My Advice the best modification is to draw the border after the horizontal and vertical scroll and not before as I have solved, certainly you would know how to do it i.e. the border should be drawn around the whole control as it was a long time ago (xbrowse Ortiz de Zuniga)

... days. Look at the generalizations. It keeps comparing to Clipper, but the arguments, to me, fail: Declarations: Having to specify Data Type is certainly not new. It pre-dates Clipper ( an old, DOS, compiler ) in many languages. Harbour frees us from that restriction Syntax: Swift ( Apple ) ...

... be preferred. ChatGPT: That's an interesting consideration. Here are some thoughts on that: Best regards, Otto ********************************** Certainly, here's the translation: Can you make this calculation in harbour/clipper for me? ChatGPT: Yes, of course! Harbour/Clipper has a slightly ...

... in the entire internet. In the future, if the forum is to survive, we must adapt to the new situation and engage more in creative discussions. Certainly, we have a problem here, especially with Harbour, where some only see the time until retirement. I can't remember if I've posted this picture ...

Btw, if you need it only once ask ChatGPT: Certainly! Based on the HTML code provided, here is a list of the logos found: Stack Overflow logo: File path: https://cdn.sstatic.net/Sites/stackoverflow/Img/logo.svg Meta Stack Exchange logo: File path: ...

... program. It is a great solution. Thanks to the FWH developers who contributed to this. It is really appreciated. If it will be helpful, I could certainly add a comment with the code I use to get this done. I do, however, have one request. When using the RichEdit5 control, there is a button bar. ...

... workstations. Networking is natural in FW. Thus you can have all the data in one, shared, spot, but do all the processing on the local machine. It certainly would be a lot easier than having to find an Excel multi user solution. Tim

... etc. and NEVER have performance issues in real world processing. That computer an i7 processor with 16GB of RAM and an SSD. For an office, it is certainly good enough. Of course, in my previous note I mentioned a super inexpensive computer I bought for testing and it works fine as a server, or ...

... icons, but never flashing. I think to do that you would have to create a function that displays, removes, displays, removes the icon. That would certainly be a load on the CPU to constantly refresh the dialog to display it in a flash. Icons, by nature, are not ( I think ) animated. Just thinking ...