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... example already has the SetMultiSelectCol and the checkbox disables it but physically it is still in the xbrowse I hope I was clear in my explanation

Dear Mr. Stone, thank you very much for the explanation and for pointing me to these great sources of information. I followed the steps and things are starting to get a bit clearer for me already :-) Thank you all for your patience and sorry for ...

Dear Ruth, good morning I just copied and pasted your post into chatgpt and the answer seems fine :-) (not exactly correct, but the explanation seems fine) Yes, it looks like the timestamp you provided is in milliseconds since the Unix epoch. To convert a Harbour date variable into a Unix ...

Thanks for the explanation.
Very useful.

Sorry for the delay in responding ... life gets very busy these days. Nages' explanation made perfect sense. I shared it with my client. He is the only one complaining about this problem, and I expect he is just pointing the cursor at the middle of the field and ...

Explanation: If you want to set any data of each column (for example "nEditType" ), instead of setting oCol:nEditType of each every column, you can set oBrw:nEditTypes := n ( nEditType _+ "s" ) i.e., use ...

Explanation: If you want to set any data of each column (for example "nEditType" ), instead of setting oCol:nEditType of each every column, you can set oBrw:nEditTypes := n ( nEditType _+ "s" ) i.e., use ...

...  := { | oCol, uOldVal| VerSaldo(uOldVal) }      :bEditValids := { | oGet | Valida(oGet:VarGet())}END Explanation: If you want to set any data of each column (for example "nEditType" ), instead of setting oCol:nEditType of each every column, ...

Hello Otto. SysWait() is not a timer. Could you please provide a detailed explanation of what it is used for? Alternatively, if you'd like, you can share your email, and I'll provide you with my WhatsApp contact. Regards, Charles KWON Hello Charles, In the past, ...

... milliseconds. This is used to prevent the program from consuming too much CPU resources while it is waiting for the web page to load. I hope this explanation is helpful. Let me know if you have any other questions. Here are some additional details about the program: The program is written in the ...

... milliseconds. This is used to prevent the program from consuming too much CPU resources while it is waiting for the web page to load. I hope this explanation is helpful. Let me know if you have any other questions. Here are some additional details about the program: The program is written in the ...

... F1 key to call it within my program. As a result, when a client is looking at a screen, hits F1, the proper page of the manual opens for detailed explanation. Of course, getting people to actually read the documentation is a challenge ...

... and the x64 in FWH\dll\webview64 * When the webview is closed, the FWH app does not close! :-) Please test it using FWH\samples\webview5.prg Explanation for what we have done: https://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?p=261258#p261258

A brief explanation: A Windows app can't directly manage the ports for security reasons, it must use a driver. WinIO32.sys is the driver and WinIO32.DLL is the DLL to manage such driver This WinIO was developed by http://www.sysinternals.com ...

... INIT PROCEDURE and from within it I call MAIN(). That's why they don't load the other INIT PROCEDURE. I've been wrong for years. Thank you for the explanation.