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... other IT professionals, understanding and sometimes working directly with file handles and IDs is an important part of managing files and ensuring smooth operations. **User: How can I get the file ID?** In Windows, to retrieve the unique file identifier (File ID) for a file, you typically need ...

... this clause, the images will be transparent. But resizing makes the image ragged. 2) Add "GDIP" clause. This makes the resized image smooth. Recommended code:  DEFINE BUTTONBAR oBar OF oWnd GDIP SIZE 110,66 RIGHT Please make this small change in buttonbar definition and let us know. ...

... button. A dialog pops up with the To field populated, and the subject ( but I can edit it ). I then add text and hit the send button. It's very smooth and works perfectly. You can probably create a subclass to the Printer program that allows you to bypass the Preview viewer as a print option, ...

... WINDOWS11 style WINHOTEL in the center Integration of all WINHOTEL programs Searchbar on top Things with similar meanings kept together Clean and smooth As this is a dual version - mod harbour and FIVEWIN - we integrate our FIVEWIN programs similar WINDOWS 11 does with Android http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=40731 ...

Dear Uwe,

Thank you so much for your idea. Firstly I try GIF file but it has 25 frames per second. It doesn't smooth as MP4. I try to get the best result.

Thanks once again for your solution.
Dutch

Dear All,

I would like to show looping video (smooth) alike GIF.

@ x, y VIDEO does not looping define.

Thanks in advance for any help or suggestion.

... ( oDiw:end( ), ::oInventory:end( ) ) BTNRIGHT  You can also define the menus for buttons ... and it all works quite smoothly. You will notice that I'm using data objects. I use tData / tRecord. The browse references the file as a tData object. A tRecord object is ...

... In the animated gif above, the scrolling appears a bit jerky, but when you run the actual sample below, you find the scrolling to be very smooth. This is the sample program. This uses data on FWH free mysql server. If you have FWH version 16.12 or later you can copy this program to \fwh\samples ...

... I finally figured out the control object in my thread .. and as I resize my ( selective ) controls .. the movement of the controls are smooth and seamless .. here is where I am resizing a mdichild with tfolderx and a dialog with xBrowse ..       BlueGreenGrad()  ...

... this window: https://i.imgur.com/B6w6QDM.gif The top and the right progress are TProgress the other two are TMyProgress, we have a smooth filling and a background animation... I locate the animation killer in Link method of TWindow, that calls XChangeProc that is not provided... ...

... with xHarbour mainly to support my clients who have 32 bit Advantage Database Server 7 or 8. When compared my customers say it is not as fast or smooth as the Microsoft build. For me to transition to the MySQL embedded server, it would have to be available for MSVC++. We have had the discussion ...

... as possible to help our programmers to deliver suitable applications that work seamlessly on Desktops, tablets, convertibles and phones with as smooth user experience as possible. FWH welcomes comments on the features so far provided and propose more features to be implemented in future to achieve ...

... not the problem. I was trying to find an alternative to RoundBox/RoundRect because the ellipse drawn by this function is pixelated, it's not as smooth as in the buttons painted by Windows itself: http://www.subeimagenes.com/thumb/helpdesk-mozilla-firefox-2015-02-18-10-28-10-1230747.png ...

... automatically gets resized (stretched) to fit the client area of the window. The brush object automatically handles the resizing. Resizing is smooth without any flickers. For Image file, you can use bmp, jpg, png or any other image format. You do not have to write any code to keep resizing ...

... to make it easier. When I went to tData ( objects ), it was a lot of work, but it was very worthwhile. Hopefully I can find a way to make a smooth transition and have a result that attracts new clients and pleases the long term loyalists. Tim