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Hi, the TPrinter-method SetBin(nBin) can address a bin available on the printer. But is there also a method to save the bin a user has chosen in the printer setup dialog? For example, if he chooses the "tractor", I want to save it in an .ini-file and if he prints the same form again use this ...

... In the 32-bit compiled version, these fonts don't appear, although the same printer is chosen http://www.ctosoftware.de/extern/drucker32.jpg

... all the relevant properties of your object in one line of code). Don't get me wrong. I'm not campaigning for anyone to follow the path I have chosen, but it is possible and I wouldn't simply dismiss it as too difficult or too hard to sell. In essence all you are doing is splitting your code ...

Ken, > Was there a reason why centimeters was chosen as opposed to millimeters? No, not a specific reason. Lets implement MmSay() too: METHOD MmSay( nRow, nCol, cText, oFont, nWidth, nClrText, nBkMode, nPad ); INLINE ; (::Mmtr2Pix(@nRow, ...

... using oPrn:cmsay(), the input must be in centimeters which then gets converted back to millimeters. Was there a reason why centimeters was chosen as opposed to millimeters? PrnOffset() Escape( ( HDC ) _parnl( 1 ), GETPRINTINGOFFSET, NULL, NULL, ( LPPOINT ) &pt ...

... of you for your own programs. First a screenshot, it's the blue get-field in the bottom-right corner and responds to the active order that is chosen. http://www.ctocto.de/Images/screen1.gif DEFINE MESSAGE OF oWin DEFINE MSGITEM oPuffertext OF oWin:oMsgBar PROMPT "Puffersuche: ...

... format can be changed on the fly at any time. ( Right click on the date column pops up a menu to choose the date format and whatever format is chosen, dates are sorted properly ) #include 'fivewin.ch' #include 'xbrowse.ch' static cFormat := 'dd/mm/yyyy' //----------------------------------------------------------------------------// ...

Ehab, You have to do this right before the call to save(): oaplicant:Chosen := If( lElected, "E", "" ) + ; If( lAppointed, "A", "" ) + ; If( lOther, "O", "" ) So, you need to put it here: @ 280, 10 BUTTON oBtn PROMPT "&Save" OF oDlg PIXEL SIZE 30, 12 ; ...

... button. Made the code much more difficult and I had to write a valid clause to 'zero' out any other radio buttons in the same column if one was chosen or changed within the same group.. If anyone would like .. I can share the code .. Rick Lipkin

... be bitter enemies, but in fact we are good friends and at the end of the day have explored the possibilities and really understand why we have chosen the architecture we have and what to expect from it. So far I am getting the impression that you believe in OOP, but not in inheritance, encapsulation, ...

... be bitter enemies, but in fact we are good friends and at the end of the day have explored the possibilities and really understand why we have chosen the architecture we have and what to expect from it. Regards Doug

... approaches to OO which is healthy. And in no way do I want to imply that I'm right / you're wrong. I will explain my reasons for having chosen the architecture I have and at the same time listen to yours in the belief that if we both explain our ideas both of us and potentially others ...

... approaches to OO which is healthy. And in no way do I want to imply that I'm right / you're wrong. I will explain my reasons for having chosen the architecture I have and at the same time listen to yours in the belief that if we both explain our ideas both of us and potentially others ...

... Width and Height co-ordinates. These ARE NOT PIXELS, they are in Dialog Units, which are based on the size of the font used by the system (and chosen by the user). If you have a large font selected, the dialog will be large, if you use a smaller font, the dialog will be that much smaller. This ...

... in the get and the dropdown goes back in time eventually to the first year there are data. Also, where there is a combo where a month needs to be chosen, it is convenient to have "January" in the get. I guess my issue is that I have a lot of these where there is no instruction or label on the ...