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Interestingly, the syntax used in the webview3.prg example does not show the ghost window. Specifically, assigning the dialog/window handle when calling the Webview:New() method.

oWebView := TWebView():New( , oDlg:hWnd )

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Antonio, The latest examples work fine now. Interestingly, the syntax used in the webview3.prg example does not show the ghost window. Specifically, assigning the dialog/window handle when calling the Webview:New() method. oWebView := TWebView():New( , oDlg:hWnd ) Thank you so much ...

... the user closes the browser window. Can you please look at my sample and tell me what I'm doing wrong? Additionally, what about the problem of the ghost window being displayed after calling TWebView:new()? This problem is reproduced in the other webview samples, i.e. webview5.prg. Thanks, Randal

Angel,

Aqui tienes explicado como ver el consumo de objetos GDI:

http://www.tenforums.com/general-support/3077-memory-leak-icons-preview-disapear-ghost-ram-usage.html

... of eles in the array was correct and npos = 0 wich means not found! You confimed in while !eof() that the indexkey(0) its correct. I cant see what ghost record has to do with it or go top but he fact is that work in one case not the other. I guess the data type you are looking its string. Did you ...

... dbseek() with no result another dbseek() are not possible. If the searched value is not found, DbSeek() positions the record pointer on the "ghost record" (Lastrec()+1) by default, and the function Found() returns .F. (false), while Eof() returns .T. (true). I think this "ghost ...

... both functions, BoF() and EoF() return .F. (false). If the searched value is not found, DbSeek() positions the record pointer on the "ghost record" (Lastrec()+ But the real problem is that data is not saved!!!. When the program is closed, they are lost!. Thank you very much.

... in that it doesn't have a 4th parameter: self - which is in the earlier version. The earlier version did not show a momentary display of the ghost image of the dialog. I am unable to see what effect the parameter difference (between old and new versions of CreateDlg() ) makes because though ...

... anything in the ON INIT here that jumps out at you as a problem? On my Windows 7 stand-alone machines, which are fairly fast, the brief "ghost" dialog is barely noticable, but on slower XP machines or on network workstations it is quite noticeable. I did do a test with DIALOG.PRG ...

Here are screenshots showing the problem. First the "ghost" image, then the real image.

I've noticed an aesthetically annoying problem since upgrading to the 8/16 version of FWH. The problem is that a "ghost" image of a dialog is briefly displayed - for maybe half a second - without the effect of RESIZE16 and without containing any data, and then the correct ...

EMG,

me too.

gmail = outlook.com is the best email (free)
Gdocs = Office 365 is the best suíte.
G+ = old Orkut = ghost city, all people is in facebook.

sometime i use google just for my simple search... i use bing.

... from Command-line ( You are looking for ) Inside Your Application You can call it with WINEXEC Useful Informations : http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/doc/cvs/Use.htm Sample Commands : Convert Test.pdf to PNG for better Quality -------------------------------------------------- WINEXEC ( "gs" ...

Dear Mr.Rao,

Thank you for the information.
oBrw:nMarqueeStyle := 4 is serving the purpose

Regards
Anser

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What about the painting of the Pijama effect on the Ghost column ?
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Ghost column is painted only for nMarqueeStyle 4 and above. So, the if we need pijama effect in ghost column also, we need to set nMarqueeStyle to 4 or able as appropriate.