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... the organization and manageability of the code​​​​. Practical Example and Training: Another post on the FiveTech Software tech support forums mentions an offer to demonstrate how to create mod harbour programs using Harbourino in a Skype session. This implies that there might be training or ...

As Rao mentions ODBC is a thing of the past .. specifically, lets say I have a corporate SQL application that needs to run on 3000 machines .. that means that (someone ) has to physically go to each of those machines and make ...

Carlos As Antonio mentions .. TPM is a special memory chip that stores certain security information .. specifically a Bitlocker Encryption key. Historically, most Computers and laptops targeted for the consumer market did not come ...

As Rao mentions .. this works for me

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PRINT oPrn FILE "filename.pdf"
PAGE
// your print statements to print
ENDPAGE
ENDPRINT
 

Rick Lipkin

Huh. Xmate is still around? I remember it from way back. Microsoft visual Studio is a good IDE as Antonio mentions .. however, you can just download the MSVC c++ compiler from http://whosaway.com/ and you can use BuildHM.bat or BuildXM.bat in the fivewin\samples folder. For ...

Microsoft visual Studio is a good IDE as Antonio mentions .. however, you can just download the MSVC c++ compiler from http://whosaway.com/ and you can use BuildHM.bat or BuildXM.bat in the fivewin\samples folder. For a new FW user .. I would look ...

As Rao mentions .. many of the methods he has created handy wrappers .. to dig a bit deeper .. have a look and this fivewin wiki

https://wiki.fivetechsoft.com/doku.php? ... ted_stuffs

Rick Lipkin

... ID and display it on the screen, then if the user cancels it, the ID is abandoned because it is never saved. These are the missing ID's Silvio mentions. This is the only solution I could come up with to met his requirement. Nages came up with the idea of keeping track of the missing ID's and ...

... ID and display it on the screen, then if the user cancels it, the ID is abandoned because it is never saved. These are the missing ID's Silvio mentions. This is the only solution I could come up with to met his requirement. Nages came up with the idea of keeping track of the missing ID's and ...

... fivewin functionxLOGIN := SUBSTR(xLOGIN,1,15)  Take the results of xLogin and search your user table .. if you find a match .. like Marc mentions .. grant roles to that user based on your logic .. the only time I force a login is if the search for xLogin is not found ... http://i66.tinypic.com/2hq9f6q.jpg ...

Darrell As Cristobol mentions .. MakeTotals on large databases take quite a while to render ... if this is the case .. I use some logic like this: If(oRsWork:RecordCount() <= 1000,oLbx:MakeTotals(),  Also, you ...

... having to pollute my machine ( or set up a special Virtual Machine ) and NO NEED for Visual Studio ... NOW, I can make a comparison ( as enrico mentions ) on speed of execution, reliability, new MSVC libs ( perhaps with better security ) .. and head to head, so far I still prefer BCC to MSVC ...

... to be able to globally access data from anywhere at any time from any device .. and at this point in time we have the opportunity ( as antonio mentions ) to leverage the Cloud API's to make money .. however, I am having serious concerns over the use of cyber terrorism as a weapon to bring down ...

... as you saw earlier .. If there is no match .. I force a manual login. You could also assign the value of WNetGetUser() to an object like Enrico mentions : TUser():name:= WNetGetUser() Basically I am leveraging SSO ( single sign on ) with WNetGetUser() ... a valuable tool and selling point to ...

...  // Do somethingElse   oBtn:Hide()      Return(.f.)Endif  You can get creative as Cristabol mentions .. build your buttons when xMgr = "Y" and so on... Hope that helped Rick Lipkin