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How to preview a report using tprinter and at the same time have a copy of it silently saved as a pdf in the background?

My experiment so far tends to have the exe just silently terminates. I was using FWH15.01 and FWSavePreviewToPdf()

TIA

... those versions. I do have an xHarbour lib that works. This version has a few missing capabilities not supported by the Pelles compiler, and tends to be a bit slower. Clients complain it feels clunky versus the MSVC build. I have used FWH 64 plus MSVC 2015 and a Harbour 64 bit build. It worked ...

Enrico, Software tends to grow as it grows in complexity and in offered functionalities. See Windows 10, OSX, Linux, they all grow the same way. Yes, but if one doesn't use the new features why they should be included in the EXE? ...

Enrico,

Software tends to grow as it grows in complexity and in offered functionalities.

See Windows 10, OSX, Linux, they all grow the same way.

... When we need to go to a record outside of this scope adordd has to "guess" it and return the previous working record set. This tends to be cumbersome. Pros : Very fast. One operation only- open new recordset Cons: adordd has to do some guessing 2) Another way is to have a new ...

... To me the above confirms my idea that Harbour is much more evolved than xHarbour and thus the difference in sizes. On a mid term, the software tends to grow as it grows in complexity and in maturity :-) https://bitbucket.org/fivetech/screenshots/downloads/harbxHarbMaps2.JPG

Gale, >1 type likes to use the keyboard and the other tends to use the mouse whenever possible. And now we have a 3rd one: the one who uses the touch screen. You can't make a "Check-IN" quicker than using the touch screen. Best regards, ...

... about human nature is that we question change. Existing windows users always fall into 2 camps. 1 type likes to use the keyboard and the other tends to use the mouse whenever possible. But I seem to remember Office 2007 tried to get away from Alt-f (File) for the first menu option and went ...

... any way to minimize .. since there are no frames. At first glance I like the layout, however, looking at the UI, I get a sense that the app tends to 'hog' the screen and you must use alt-tab to bring other apps to the foreground. Just dubious about starting a new windows application on this ...

... Explorer handles this, the active record is colored and it has a dotted black border. Normally you don't even notice this border since the color tends to hide it. If you multi-select files by holding down the Ctrl-key and clicking then each record remains colored and only the active record has ...

... limitations again. In the meantime try to reduce your used variables: arrays, strings... but that is difficult because an application develoment tends to grow.

... concepts. Actually it isn't your fault. The problems is the way the TWBrowse class is mapped into a command using the keyword LISTBOX. This tends to be confused with the Windows API ListBox - two different things. Make sure you're defining your browse as a Custom Control (ie the icon with ...

... I haven't ever needed in the past. The other little problem is that in a grid where all records cannot be displayed at once, the horizontal slider tends to cover the last row - I think a minor adjustment to the height calculation is necessary. Vertical scrolling doesn't seem to work quite as most ...

... clausule)with xbrowse is opened to choose the record. This can be done with RETURN or lDblClick. I noticed that when lDblClick is used the memory tends to increase, not with RETURN All the dialog's follow the same procedure : DEFINE DIALOG oDlg RESOURCE "INVLEV" OF oWnd TITLE WinTit ...

Hua, >I too am starting to experiment with OOP. I like it because it tends to make the codes tidier and more readable. At a glance, you can tell what the code is trying to accomplish. Very good points. One of the basics of OOP is information hiding. By putting ...