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Silvio, Compuserv was there long before Outlook. Regards, Otto Compuserve existed before Outlook. Compuserve, founded in 1969, was one of the earliest commercial online services that provided email, forums, and other communication features. It was a popular platform ...

Otto, A few years back, Microsoft turned off their Network Discovery feature that allowed ADS to query if a server existed. Suddenly, all installs failed. It also created massive problems for other Client Server systems. Then, Five Tech could have done nothing to resolve the problem. ...

... The query involves several tables, does not have a unique index. I already resolved by creating a function in Mariadb (I did not know that they existed, I found it on Google) and I see that they are very useful I think they will save me headaches in complex query. I appreciate your suggestions ...

... from javascript you can check the styles, the script is blocked until the CSS is loaded And since document.write () (an API that should never have existed) exists, blocking a script means blocking the loading of the rest of the page that's why you always have to put the <script src = "..."> ...

... is derived from TWBrowse and so, this applies to TCBrowse also. This problem is because of a bug in the implementation of kinetic scrolling. This existed from that time itself, but was never noticed by us and reported. Our advice to you is to include this line of code in the top of the Main() ...

... the archives then at the last I didn't know how to go on because I needed some particular and necessary information saved in fields that no longer existed and that you made me take away because in your opinion they were useless. You even criticized the system of tariffs, that is to say that the ...

oBrw:SaveState( [aData] ) --> cState oBrw:RestoreState( cState ) These methods existed all the time. By default, saves and restores : RowHeight, column widths, display order of the columns, column show/hide status, group headers and column headers. Additionally, ...

oBrw:SaveState( [aData] ) --> cState oBrw:RestoreState( cState ) These methods existed all the time. By default, saves and restores : RowHeight, column widths, display order of the columns, column show/hide status, group headers and column headers. Additionally, ...

Silvio, I have fixed TData to handle the autosequencing field type. This was rather new and I didn't even know it existed until a couple of months ago. You are the first to report the problem. It was fixed with one line of code. You have often mentioned how old TData is. I don't ...

... and this created problems with my older version of Img2Pdf. Those issues were improved with the newer release of that library, but some still existed. For example, the Box( ) method required enlargement or text within the box, though fine on the preview, would cut off lines in the PDF. In ...

... windows desktop in general? If the latter from Windows 7 on Windows has included a utility named Snipping Tool that works reasonably well. It has existed in Windows 10 for a while but it looks like Microsoft is moving the functionality to a tool they have named Snip & Sketch (which I just ...

... the name of one of the invisible indexes (using File Explorer) and it worked. Normally, it would have put up a message that the filename already existed. This seems indicate that the invisible cdx is not in the current directory. Makes sense. I didn't think there was a way to search the entire ...

Enrico, Yes, I already did that. In fact the program was already checking to see if each index existed, then creating it if it didn't (see one of my previous messages above). Just now I did create another test program as you suggested, and it shows true for each of the ...

Enrico, Yes, I already did that. In fact the program was already checking to see if each index existed, then creating it if it didn't (see one of my previous messages above). Just now I did create another test program as you suggested, and it shows true for each of the ...

... a Clipper function, now a (x)Harbour function. I don't know if the day() function didn't exist when I wrote DOM(), or if I just didn't know it existed. I hope you can now see how to move functions into Methods. This way they are encapsulated in the class. This makes them easier to find, and ...