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I was looking for the setting to deactivate the toolbar in xbrowser() and to put the position coordinates. I want to have a xbrowser() as small as possible at a specific location. use customer XBROWSER "CUSTOMER" COLUMNS "STATE", ...

... := .t.. If we want this conversion only for some columns but not all, we can set oCol:lOemAnsi := .t. for the required columns instead of setting for the entire browse. Not only display but we can also edit. When displaying the data XBrowse converts the data from OEM to ANSI and displays. ...

hi,

forgot to say that Xbase++ still use default OEM Setting

Xbase++ use OEM <-> ANSI "translation" internal "on-fly"
to use Xbase++ with ANSI you need to compile with -a

Explanation: If you want to set any data of each column (for example "nEditType" ), instead of setting oCol:nEditType of each every column, you can set oBrw:nEditTypes := n ( nEditType _+ "s" ) i.e., use "plural" Out of interest : In the source ...

Explanation: If you want to set any data of each column (for example "nEditType" ), instead of setting oCol:nEditType of each every column, you can set oBrw:nEditTypes := n ( nEditType _+ "s" ) i.e., use "plural" If we want to set the same value ...

... Explanation: If you want to set any data of each column (for example "nEditType" ), instead of setting oCol:nEditType of each every column, you can set oBrw:nEditTypes := n ( nEditType _+ "s" ) i.e., use "plural"

nageswaragunupudi wrote:For now, the immediate solution is to use HB_UTF8CHR(0x03A3) and setting FW_SetUnicode() to .T., atleast temporarily.

Thanks Rao, for the time being I adopted this workaround

PDF's internal Symbol font is different from Windows Symbol font.
We are working on how to make our FWPDF class to use Windows Symbol font, though it seems difficult as of now.
For now, the immediate solution is to use HB_UTF8CHR(0x03A3) and setting FW_SetUnicode() to .T., atleast temporarily.

... inline cell edit, using that key as the first key of the Get. Incremental Seek: This is the default behavior of xbrowse unless we inhibit it by setting oBrw:lIncrSeek := .f. if the data is sorted on any column and lFastEdit is not .t., pessing any key seeks the first row where the sorted column ...

Vilian Check the screen time out setting and or if there is a screensaver trying to kick in W10 ... right click on the desktop left click on personalize Click on Lock Screen .. scroll down to the bottom and check "screen timeout settings" ...

Please try setting

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oBrw:lExcelCellWise := .t.

Export to Excel will be slower but you should not face the paste problems.
Just for the sake of exporting to excel, you do not have to change your codepage settings.

Hi Jimmy

REQUEST HB_CODEPAGE_UTF8
HB_CDPSELECT("UTF8")


activating utf8 seems to no longer give error

before it was

REQUEST HB_CODEPAGE_ITWIN
HB_CDPSELECT("ITWIN")

I do not understand excel takes the window setting
TIA

Hello,

I know now how to read settings in Word.

But can anyone help me in changing the settings in Word?

I also need to know how to put the startup setting in Word back to its default value?

Thank you.

... modified and saved yet. * XBROWSE: - RTE while browsing PostGre query due to a bug in method SetPostGreCol() fixed. - If recordset is closed when setting up is setup, it is opened by xbrowse for browing. - New DATA bmPrevious (previous bookmark) bChange can now access the previous Bookmark with ...

is FW_SetUnicode() for hole App of for each Thread

Yes, this setting is for the entire application.
This setting decides whether all Windows messages are 16-bit (UTF16) or 8-bit(ANSI)