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... used to encrypt data transmitted over network connections, helping secure web communications for services like HTTPS. Where to Get: This DLL is typically part of the OpenSSL distribution. You can download it from the OpenSSL official website or from other trusted sources that distribute OpenSSL ...

... for performing cleanup tasks when your program is finished using Winsock functionality. Unloads Winsock DLLs: When called, WSACleanup() typically unloads any protocol-specific helper DLLs (Dynamic Link Libraries) that were loaded during the initialization process using WSAStartup(). ...

When an element, such as a button, is focused on a webpage, the browser typically outlines it with a dotted or solid border. This behavior is akin to the "FocusRect" you mentioned. The focus outline is crucial for accessibility, as it assists users, ...

Dear Mr. Rao, When an element, such as a button, is focused on a webpage, the browser typically outlines it with a dotted or solid border. This behavior is akin to the "FocusRect" you mentioned. The focus outline is crucial for accessibility, as it assists ...

... an IP address different from the one on your desired subnet is not necessarily a bad configuration. Here's why: Function Behavior: GetHostByName typically returns the primary IP address associated with the hostname. This might not always be the IP address you're expecting, especially when your ...

... of Clipper and Harbour programming, the DOS error code 5, as returned by the FERROR() function, indicates "Access denied"​​. This error typically occurs when a program attempts to access a file or directory for which it does not have the necessary permissions, such as attempting to write ...

... of Clipper and Harbour programming, the DOS error code 5, as returned by the FERROR() function, indicates "Access denied"​​. This error typically occurs when a program attempts to access a file or directory for which it does not have the necessary permissions, such as attempting to write ...

The values you're looking for, such as PaperWidth, PaperHeight, TopMargin, LeftMargin, PageBreak, Orientation, XOffSet, and YOffSet, are typically part of a printer's Device Mode (DevMode) structure. This structure contains information about a printer's capabilities and print job configuration. ...

... **Path:** While not a unique identifier in the strictest sense, the full path of a file (combining the drive letter, folders, and filename) is typically unique and used by humans and programs to uniquely identify files in many contexts. However, two different files in separate directories can ...

... to nodes in the DOM tree. Event Listeners/Handlers: In both Windows applications (including those developed with FiveWin) and JavaScript, you typically attach event listeners (or handlers) to specific controls (in FiveWin) or elements (in JavaScript). These listeners respond to specific events, ...

... it down: 1. **Overview**: - The program introduces a class `TAWaitWeb` that lets developers make synchronous calls using the TWebView control, typically used in an asynchronous manner. - This class allows waiting for specific elements to be loaded on the web page, ensuring the content is available ...

... it down: 1. **Overview**: - The program introduces a class `TAWaitWeb` that lets developers make synchronous calls using the TWebView control, typically used in an asynchronous manner. - This class allows waiting for specific elements to be loaded on the web page, ensuring the content is available ...

... and more. If you are interested in web programming with Mod Harbour, it's essential to understand that web development with this language typically involves building backend components and APIs, rather than creating frontend interfaces (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript). Mod Harbour can be used ...

... Otto The tracert command is used to trace the route that network packets take from your computer to a destination IP address or domain name. It is typically used to diagnose network connectivity issues. On the other hand, FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a standard network protocol used for transferring ...

Mark,
Have you checked firewall settings: Make sure that the firewall on your work network allows outgoing FTP connections.
FTP typically uses ports 20 and 21 for data transfer. Ensure that these ports are not blocked by the firewall.
What if you test with TotalCommander's FTP?

Best regards,
Otto