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... for. Best regards, Otto The files libssl-1_1-x64.dll, libcrypto-1_1-x64.dll, and libcurl-x64.dll are essential dynamic link library (DLL) files commonly used in Windows environments to provide SSL/TLS, cryptographic functions, and URL transfer capabilities respectively. Here's a breakdown of ...

... a new File ID. - **File System Behavior**: Specific behaviors can vary slightly between different file systems (e.g., NTFS, FAT32, exFAT). NTFS, commonly used in Windows, supports stable File IDs across the same volume. - **No Direct Impact on Functionality**: For most users and applications, ...

... function or similar string manipulation functions. The approach depends on the programming language you're using. I'll provide an example in a commonly used language, Python, which should give you a good idea of how to implement it in your specific language. In Python, you can use the split() ...

... need to deploy it on a web server that supports Mod Harbour or the chosen web framework. Frontend Integration (Optional): While Mod Harbour is not commonly used for frontend development, you can integrate it with other frontend technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. For instance, you can ...

... the rows of the table does not arrive at the end of the xbrowse control, but it is possible see a vertical scroll bar that is commonly unusable because it is not possible to provide information on video.

... question: Has anyone tried working with a decoding option for UPC codes that looks up the item, and returns the descriptive data ? I know this is commonly available in many apps, so I assume there may be some existing API to do this. Perhaps someone has already found a solution for this with FWH. ...

... also the first column has totals. Fixed. * XBrowse: - Method ReArrangeCols() now includes Refresh() also and returns Self instead of nil. - Many commonly used methods now return Self instead of nil, making it easy to call multiple methods in a single line of code. - New Method SetMultiSelectCol( ...

I have been using a very old graphics class made for FWH in about 2004. Because it was commonly distributed as G_SERVER and G_GRAPH, others may have used it also. This is the code for creating a graph. FUNCTION Chart1( )   LOCAL byear, eyear  ...

... are only a few items long. I wonder how much of a speed increase that could provide. Not a noticeable amount I would think. Where might they be commonly used with advantage over other methods?

Hello, for my new project xPlanner I remembered a class we developed commonly at the forum 10 years ago . http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=12150&hilit=pickdate This is the first time that I use TdatePicker in one of our applications. ...

... everytime. Note: Requery() puts lot of strain on server and network traffic. Good programming practice is to avoid requery() unless essential. One commonly used method is: oRs:AddNew()// assign field valuesoRs:Update()  Better method is: oRs:AddNew( ArrayOfFieldNamesOrNumbers, ...

I should clarify, in the beginning of this thread I was talking about making an x,y chart with just data points. This is also commonly called a scatter chart. For this type of chart the data points can be in any order. You can see a sample scatter chart here: https://www.highcharts.com/docs/chart-and-series-types/scatter-chart ...

I should clarify, in the beginning of this thread I was talking about making an x,y chart with just data points. This is also commonly called a scatter chart. For this type of chart the data points can be in any order. You can see a sample scatter chart here: https://www.highcharts.com/docs/chart-and-series-types/scatter-chart ...

Instead of reading the web browser's icon from the exe itself I took the approach of preparing in advance the icons of commonly used browser and select which one to use after determining what is current default browser. Anyone knows what is the tried and tested method to include alpha ...

... by this Scalar Class. Some of them would be methods you may be interested in. Actually, to the best of my knowledge, AsString() is a method commonly available in all Scalar classes and except for Arrays and Hashes, there are no other useful methods. Even for array or hash, I do not think ...