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... .f. ) ), ;      lGray, nil, aColorMap )  After making these two changes, I request you to please test with all variations and let us have your feedback. Thanks again.

HI Ari,
Thank you for your explanation.
I somehow overlooked TWebServer.
I thought TWebServer was part ofTWeb.

In the meantime, there are so many variations on how to get onto the web with Harbour that it's hard to keep track.

I myself use mod Harbour from FIVETECH.

Best regards,
Otto

Unfortunately, it doesn't address the specification of a specific time. These are just variations of timeout, where you specify the number of seconds. I'd want a child program or batch to run, e.g. at 11:15 am, regardless of when the parent calling batch starts. So ...

... the Windows Scheduler, and just put it in a batch file that waits until a specified time. I already use Timeout for certain tasks. And there are variations of this, out on the web. But I haven't found anything like a WaitUntil command. I'm pretty sure I could build it in Harbour/Fivewin, within ...

Silvio. I suppose that the variations in prices, according to the days, are due to a marketing policy. What I do not understand is the inconsistency, since I think that the greater the number of days, the price should be less, up to a ...

Silvio. I suppose that the variations in prices, according to the days, are due to a marketing policy. What I do not understand is the inconsistency, since I think that the greater the number of days, the price should be less, up to a ...

Silvio. I suppose that the variations in prices, according to the days, are due to a marketing policy. What I do not understand is the inconsistency, since I think that the greater the number of days, the price should be less, up to a ...

Hello
I can draw a line in a window or on paper using the next code:
@ nRow, nCol LINE HORIZONTAL SIZE oPrn:pageWidth() OF oPrn
But can I set the thickness of the line?

And is there also a code to draw a rectangle, in variations., like rounded corners, different lines (dotted, striped, full..)

... with a window, but I was looking forward to using it with dialogs that are established in a resource file ( using the tbar control ). I tried some variations but it doesn't seem to respond there. Also, please clarify specifying colors. My button bar uses a gradient, but the added line for the labels ...

... back in at work) REF and LAB2. In practice I found that local (Australian) implementations whilst supposedly following the standards had their own variations. Happy to share code but cannot guarantee how applicable it will be for you. Re DICOM: I have code that will parse DICOM files (well nuclear ...

Antonio, I had already tried that, but I just did it again and there is no difference. I have tried each one of these variations: Alert.exe : $(OBJS) Alert.exe : $(PRG:.PRG=.OBJ) $(C:.C=.OBJ) Alert.exe : $(PRG:.PRG=.OBJ) And I tried it without any of the above and none of those tests ...

... is a great tutorial for me and it is a good learning for me. At the same time, for the sake of interest, I would like to present some simple variations that are possible with the functionality that is already available in FWH. Our starting point is this: aPics := {  "https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c8/Taj_Mahal_in_March_2004.jpg", ...

... the xbrowse ( except the frame ) are empty except cell 1:1, and also the fonts for the bitmap labels disappear. We tried our best trying several variations to recreate the problem mentioned by you but did not succeed. We could not build the sample posted by you exactly as it is for obvious reasons ...

... in that cell only to red. Otherwise I want to leave it alone. What command will allow me to do this for IF duedat < date( ) I have tried some variations suggested in earlier, similar, posts ... no success Here is another problem: When using the COMMAND syntax, then adding oBrw:lHScroll := ...

... // works OK , if exact date is in the .dbf //oRs:find("CAL_DTE = dCal_dte") // does not work, syntax problem ??, I've tried variations,but obviously not the correct one ??? oRs:Update() catch oErr MsginFo( "no messages for that date " ) return oWnd End try >>>>>>>>>>> ...