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Dear Mr. Rao,

thank you for this perfect solution...now the cols are sitting very happily in their places

Thank you again and kind regards
Ruth

Sorry to take your time. I must of stayed up way too late last night.
I could try to blame the corona virus, I bet that won't fly.

I am now happily using hash arrays in Mod_Harbour...

... generally has worked out well but sometimes it confuses my clients, and keeping an active license can be expensive. Prior to that I used LogMeIn happily until they discontinued support of Windows XP, and my clients refused to upgrade their OS. Recently I discovered a new software called SPLASHTOP. ...

... generally has worked out well but sometimes it confuses my clients, and keeping an active license can be expensive. Prior to that I used LogMeIn happily until they discontinued support of Windows XP, and my clients refused to upgrade their OS. Recently I discovered a new software called SPLASHTOP. ...

...   //requiered since I change location somewhere hereRETURN and compile with a previous version of FiveWin, I do not get any error and can click happily as long as I want on the xBrowse list. Thanks for your time and effort Emiliano Llano Díaz

... clang too. I like BCC because is small and simple to use. There is no so much differences between normal and clang version in size and use. So I'd happily use clang version if only I could solve the problem that I reported above. Andi post on harbour devel sometimes ago that BCC clang edition is ...

Hi Antonio,

I will happily test. However, it will be tomorrow as I am traveling to customer site today.

... then, the DBF header will have the 1st byte changed. Afterwards you can use the DBFCDX driver. If you wish to email me one of your files, I'll happily will try your code with your DBFs.

... this logic we can also expect situations where duplicate symbols may need to be linked but that generates a log file to indicate the issue. I happily stand corrected where I am wrong if pointed out by our experts. I always feel that having functions with the same names as in fivewin or (x)Harbour ...

... problems, so meanwhile we don't test it in deep and find some solutions (i.e. Class TOleAuto is missing!), we don't recommend FWH users to happily upgrade to it. In the meantime we do recommend the Harbour and xHarbour builds that we have built ourselves and properly tested them: http://code.google.com/p/harbour-and-xharbour-builds/downloads/list

Hi all I can supply a solution that is: genuinely client server will run happily stand alone or distributed will run windows linux (mixed any way you like) and presumably any OS supported by [x]Harbour / hbtip library retains data in dbf format stand alone computer ...

... PACK with confidence. If you do want to consider such an approach I am sure many of us have little functions for allocating primary keys we would happily share. It might even make for an interesting discussion on this forum. This is just a possible suggestion that may or may not be suitable for ...

... 3, 0), "Decimal or", NumToHex( Asc( str_Stream[ii] ), 2 ), "hex"  NEXT  Any comments / suggestions happily received.

Anser,

If you develop the OpenOffice support routines, we will happily include them in FWH so you will not have to use modified FWH classes in the future. Thanks

... time of compilation as a define for the xHarbour compiler so you can know exactly when any executable file was compiled. I have shown that I can happily compile and link FiveLinux applications from my FiveLinux utility. DOS/Windows batch files aren't as capable as shell scripts (I think) so a ...