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A client has problems because a popup dialog sometimes reverts to the background and he cant see it. Is there a command that can force a dialog to stay in the foreground until it is closed In this case, an invoice is started in dialog 1. Dialog 2 is ...

... to the name of a file where you would like the tracing output to be directed. If there is any problem opening the file for writing, the output reverts to STDERR. When it happens an error and the controller of errors of Harbour cannot intercept it (e.g.: GPF), it can happen that part of information ...

... DATA aFilter: If assigned with an array of record numbers, the browse displays only those record numbers in that order. Setting the data to nil reverts to display of all records. When this filter is on, seek, setorder do not work. Methods toExcel, Report etc are not compatible. Eg: oBrw:aFilter ...

... DATA aFilter: If assigned with an array of record numbers, the browse displays only those record numbers in that order. Setting the data to nil reverts to display of all records. When this filter is on, seek, setorder do not work. Methods toExcel, Report etc are not compatible. Eg: oBrw:aFilter ...

... in the xbrowse also. If I scroll the xbrowse, all seems fine When I change to folder 2, and then come back to folder 1, the value I modified reverts to the original value when the xbrowse was created. It would appear the buffer for the array may differ from that used for the xbrowse, Is there ...

... be suffixed with "(Not responding)" it actually displays as "Test (Not responding)", as soon as the busy stated is cleared it reverts to the incorrect character set display. The other thing I noticed is if I attempt to change the oWnd:cCaption at runtime, again assume it is ...

... files. When I link them in, the .exe will build. However, when I click on the icon to start the program, Windows gives me a BUSY cursor and then reverts to the regular cursor and the program never opens. Here is what is consistent: xHB ( .com ) using xBuilder My source code ( exact same in both ...

... will not exist in the new recordset that becomes the working one. Thus adordd tries to find that record when go to nrec gets called, if it doesnt reverts to the previous recordset (without where clause seek expression). So adordd guesses if the record its not in the current recordset its in the ...

... value. If conditional statement stack was empty then error is generated: "Error C2069 #endif does not match #endif". c. #else directive reverts the current conditional statement flag if its status allow modifications by #else If conditional statement stack was empty then error is generated: ...

Pete,

We have just published a revised FWH 10.8 (it should be available to be downloaded in a few minutes) that reverts the changes that we did in function IsAppThemed() that have been causing many troubles. So everything should be fine again

thanks!

I assume so. as soon as 2007 is added to the set message it reverts to the old variable on the mouse over.

... message to oWnd with a variable in the message. When the variable changes the message changes however when I mouse over the message the variable reverts back to the old variable. When I no longer mouse over it the goes to the new variable. How do I prevent it from reverting to the old variable ...

... down prior to selecting the control tool. It will remain selected until another control tool or the Pointer is selected, after which the operation reverts back to returning to the pointer after each control is placed. The original link I posted to download ResEd is currently having problems. Instead, ...

Tim, >So the quantity 1 stays in place, but when I press the Save button to write the data to the physical record ( yes, I'm using tData ), it reverts the quantity to 0. Like I said, if you are using TData directly (without turning off the buffer) and there is a browse, then when the screen ...

... invoice. So the quantity 1 stays in place, but when I press the Save button to write the data to the physical record ( yes, I'm using tData ), it reverts the quantity to 0. This only occurs if I have the open application on the 2nd monitor. If it is on the 1st monitor, no problem.