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... and the syntax is 'brutal' .. very difficult to understand. I applaud your vision and efforts here .. don't give up !! I hope it leads to a very promising venture for you .. and I think you are going to have a willing and attentive audience. Rick Lipkin SC Dept of Health, USA

Hello Günther,
Thank you. I will try and report.
Do you know if this option is in xHarbour, too.
It sounds promising.

Regards,
Otto

Hi Antonio Sounds very promising. This might be the call: gtk_settings_set_property_value () void gtk_settings_set_property_value (GtkSettings *settings, const gchar *name, const GtkSettingsValue *svalue);

Enrico,

>Have a look at this also:

>http://www.resedit.net

I looked at the website and it looks promising.

Have you already tried it? If so, what are your impressions?

James

Andrés Reyes has developed a Windows debugger for FWH + xHarbour using FWH. It looks very promising!

Its free and you can download it from here:
http://fivetechsoft.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=9768

... >>Am I happy with the software<< Antonio and I are still working out some Fivewin code setup. What I have tested so far is very promising. Once the final changes have been completed we will post the code here.

Fernando,

this looks very promising.
I'm very interested to buy your product as soon as it's available.

Regards,
Detlef

Dear All,

I could download that LIB. It seems to be quite promising one.

But any sample to use that LIB would be a great help for me.

Can someone help ?

TIA
Milan.

Thanks NK - It looks promising - will try it.

Antonio - when you said "against a dictionary" did you mean a DBF file filled with words or a .DIC file?

Thanks. It looks promising? How is it different from

http://fivetechsoft.com/forums/viewtopi ... ight=tword

I see on this forum people mention using OLE?

I want to create a Word doc from my app, insert a table, text and pics.

Please give me advice where to go.

Sounds promising, thanks. Would it also handle imbedded pics?

... Window title of the program to kill; only its name as it appears in the Task Manager, i.e: "FtLnSOP.exe" Any other suggestion? _'s sollution seems promising, but at present I have been unabe to compile his example (see Spanish Forum). Regards, Rafael