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... behavior of XBrowse is that single left click on a cell navigates to that cell. We feel assigning a different action to single left click may be inconsistent with normal behaviour and confusing to users. Instead better to use right-click or double-click. Anyway, the decision is yours. another ...

... What I meant is that if with these functions you can constantly rotate an image (a wheel), correctly. With these functions, rotation is inconsistent, because the image zooms out and zooms in while rotating constantly. Some clue? Thanks again Español: Uso el traductor de google. Gracias ...

Hello Everyone, I am having inconsistent problems reading a XML file via Harbour. I wanted to get your assistance reading XML node. I have attached my source, your feedback is much appreciated. #include "FiveWin.ch" static atzones ...

... the page is ejecting properly at end of first page. My question is this. What is correct way to set the paper size? I have tried both below with inconsistent results. If anyone has a better, more reliable way, I would really appreciate it. I have upgraded to FTDN - FWH 12.12; xHarbour 1.2.1 (Simplex) ...

VIA should not be needed if you use the rddsetdefault() function.

Fulton

When you open a .dbf table do not forget to use the VIA clause

USE AFECD SHARED NEW

Select 1
Use AFECD via "DBFCDX" SHARED


Rick Lipkin

I tried using the separate INIT function. I now get the error in the INIT function. I noticed that I only have three linked RDDs as shown below. Should I also have a linked DBFCDX?

Linked RDDs
===========
DBF
DBFFPT
DBFBLOB

ANNOUNCE RDDSYS

FUNCTION MAIN()
your code.....
RETURN NIL

INIT PROCEDURE RddInit
REQUEST DBFFPT
REQUEST DBFCDX
rddSetDefault( "DBFCDX" )

I am using Fivewin for Harbour. The code below works when there are only 2 PRGs being compiled and linked #include "fivewin.ch" static cStatic FUNCTION Main() LOCAL nEpoch // Y2K local oHand, oBmp, oBmpTiled PARAMETERS arg1, arg2, arg3 REQUEST DBFCDX RDDSetDefault("dbfcdx") test_...

... )  // I GET .T.    dbcloseall()    quit return nil So the behaviour of ADSRDD is inconsistent. Best regards,

I have an application that closes and creates data base indexs (ntx). When using Win 7 i get create errors on the index (inconsistent). When I run program as administrator these errors seem to disappear. Any body have an idea as to what might be happening and is there a solution?

Salvo,

yes, please look the post from James.

But I don´t understand, why you pack a dbf without it´s indexes, you´ll always get inconsistent index files. I would pack a dbf only with open indexes.

Testing getftime() in testfdat.prg. Got it working but have new issues. The time is never the time of the file as indicated at the command line. And sometimes the date is correct and some times it isn't. And sometimes the date doesn't appear and sometime does. Using testfdat.prg modified. Here is my...

By using the logging procedure I was finally able to see what was going on, and the error code returned by the system ... and resolve the problem.

Thanks for the suggestion.

Timm I suggest you this sample from asnker: #Include "FiveWin.ch" Function Main() Local oEmailCfg,oEmailMsg TRY oEmailCfg := CREATEOBJECT( "CDO.Configuration" ) WITH OBJECT oEmailCfg:Fields :Item( "http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/smtpserver" ):Value := &q...