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... libraries. By ensuring these libraries are correctly installed and configured, you enhance the capabilities and security of your Apache server, particularly in handling encrypted communications and secure data transfer.

... environment, allowing you to easily carry and run a web server along with other essential tools directly from portable storage devices. They are particularly useful for developers who need to demonstrate their work in different environments or for testing purposes without the need for a full ...

... You can temporarily store data from a stocktaking or other not particularly extensive data securely in the LocalStorage of a Progressive Web App (PWA) until you have an internet connection again. LocalStorage offers ...

... the volume on which the file resides. This means even if the file is moved or renamed on the same volume, it will retain the same File ID. This is particularly useful for tracking files in more complex operations and is used by features like the Volume Shadow Copy Service. **Path:** While not a ...

Thank you, Enrico, I just think it's important that as an HTML and JavaScript programmer one makes comparisons, to understand what one is doing. Particularly, I believe that EVENTHANDLERS are more universal, and in Fivewin, by extensively using ::Super:, the possibilities in screen design can ...

... dynamic web applications using Harbour​​. These insights suggest that Harbourino serves as an invaluable tool for developers working with Harbour, particularly in web and GUI application development. It enhances code readability, maintainability, and modularity, which are crucial aspects of efficient ...

... with AI. I have organized my code according to logical units and can then simply send these blocks to the AI and have it edited. I am particularly surprised by the rapid progress in the responses and the good results. Even harbour/FIVEWIN questions are now being answered well. A few ...

... familiar with synchronous programming to interact with the inherently asynchronous TWebView control by emulating synchronous behavior. This can be particularly useful in scenarios where one needs to ensure a webpage is fully loaded or a specific element is present before taking further action. ...

... familiar with synchronous programming to interact with the inherently asynchronous TWebView control by emulating synchronous behavior. This can be particularly useful in scenarios where one needs to ensure a webpage is fully loaded or a specific element is present before taking further action. ...

... Please run this program as it is without changes. And then adopt the GenClrBlock(...) to your requirements (particularly deriving xCol from nCol ) Thanks Rao your test run ok but I have specific coordinates and I wanted to translate the position also in other ...

... Please run this program as it is without changes. And then adopt the GenClrBlock(...) to your requirements (particularly deriving xCol from nCol )

... Dear friends, I am delighted to announce that mod harbour club has now 100 members. I am particularly pleased that our member number 100 is Jacob Koopman . A singer and songwriter from Dublin, Ireland and a web designer. I will introduce ...

... Dear friends, I am delighted to announce that mod harbour club has now 100 members. I am particularly pleased that our member number 100 is Jacob Koopman . A singer and songwriter from Dublin, Ireland and a web designer. I will introduce ...

... to replace HB_AtX() in this particular case with a suitable FWH function like AAT() or FW_AT(). But we still do not know what other functions, particularly regex functions our FWH library will fail resulting in wrong behaviour. And you will all be complaining that it is a problem with our FWH ...

I understand that I have to give up, it means that I will use the tplan only in a large window as you can see in the figure even though I particularly don't like it because the end user would have the window of the program open and at the same time open the tplan . Obviously, using tdatabase ...