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... "Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even to the dull and the ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid ...

... "Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even to the dull and the ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid ...

... or immediately against everything. Also, hardly anyone is willing to test something for someone else or even take a look at it. We have to come to terms with it. What is undeniable, however, is that the reports and input screens with WEBVIEW look much more professional and nicer than the desktop ...

... according to its rules and behaviors. **User: And if I move to another folder?** When you move a file to another folder, the behavior in terms of the file's unique identifier (File ID) and other attributes depends on whether you are moving it within the same volume or across different ...

... it for invoice copies, I print the invoice number on the emf and then print on paper. Strictly speaking, regenerating from data is not a copy. In terms of financial regulations, a blueprint is considered a copy. Best regards, Otto

... with ChtGPT. This was the starting point: User (I): The weaknesses you mention are fixed with FiveWin. Could it be that in principle simpler - in terms of syntax - languages will experience a revival in the future, because AI with its fast answers makes many libraries and frameworks obsolete. ...

... 2. UNLOCK is all that is enough to make the changes visible to users across the network. Hope Mr. Enrico agrees on this. But commit is costly in terms of performance. In my view, it is always not necessary use COMMIT with every change of data. Please also see: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/fileapi/nf-fileapi-flushfilebuffers

One more. Single terms ok: Thráinn BertelssonHex codes:54 68 72 C3 A1 69 6E 6E 20 42 65 72 74 65 6C 73 73 6F 6E Þráinn BertelssonHex codes:DE 72 E1 69 6E 6E 20 42 65 72 74 65 6C 73 73 6F 6E Together not ok: Þráinn BertelssonThráinn ...

... EB AF BC 20 28 42 65 6E 7A 61 6D 69 6E 29 0D 0A EC 88 98 EC A7 80 20 53 75 7A 79 I only found one term that has problems when combined with other terms that contain at least ONE multibyte character. Alone ok: Þráinn BertelssonHex codes:C3 9E 72 E1 69 6E 6E 20 42 65 72 74 65 6C 73 73 6F 6E Two ...

... is a web address to which their system can reply with the info necessary to complete the two way process of the transaction. They are thinking in terms of web based applications, but for those of us who have clients who still need site based systems, and not web based, this provides a challenge. ...

... is a web address to which their system can reply with the info necessary to complete the two way process of the transaction. They are thinking in terms of web based applications, but for those of us who have clients who still need site based systems, and not web based, this provides a challenge. ...

... all of the records at once. This can allow you to process the data in smaller chunks and potentially improve the efficiency of your program. In terms of how to process the data from API readings, it really depends on the structure of the data and what you want to do with it. Some common approaches ...

... xHarbour. It has turned out that way. But I often ask myself how much work it is to change my program to HARBOUR. I think it would also be wise in terms of mod harbour. Have you ever considered a changeover? Best regards, Otto Dear Otto, The migration from xHarbour to Harbour is quite simple and ...

... xHarbour. It has turned out that way. But I often ask myself how much work it is to change my program to HARBOUR. I think it would also be wise in terms of mod harbour. Have you ever considered a changeover? Best regards, Otto

... In mod harbour is HARBOUR first. This is what a person switching from HTML or PHP does not understand at first. What are the technical terms for this? Angel Pais, 19:23 ? 19:26 Ruth says for a coherent syntax we (HARBOUR users) should use <script type="application/harbour"> ...