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... with the FWH test.mak file. It was dated 2009 so it is quite out of date. I had to copy the library list from the FWH 16.02 Buildx.bat file. I commented out any references to the Two.c file and the Alert.rc file which don’t exist in my sample. Here is the MAK file: #Borland make sample, (c) ...

Last problem commented few minutes later was solved, but still have the problem with the previous issues posted yesterday.

... Then I got: Error combaseapi.h 283 9: Symbol PURE is already defined. Redefinition is not the same So I fix combaseapi.h line 283 (commented out). Then I got an error on resource.h that is not a known include file. EMG

... some problems. ***************************************************************************************************************** OK ... I have commented out much of my code, and using this, I can get a display:   REDEFINE  XBROWSE  oLBxcl ;      DATASOURCE oClients  ;      AUTOCOLS ;      ; ...

... since they are all inherited A dialog is created with one control ( tFolderEX ). There are two folder tabs created using child dialogs. I have commented out lSeekBar, but the problem still exists. It still has the problem. FROM THE RC // This is the main dialog:CLISVCw DIALOG 0, 0, 850, 460STYLE ...

Yes ... very strange. I added the logical .t. and it started. Commented out the line and the problem remains. No problem on a single dialog with no folders. I haven't added the command elsewhere so I don't know if that will create problems there. Reverting ...

I simply commented out these lines from the .RC:

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//#include <windows.h>
//#include <commctrl.h>
//#include <richedit.h>
//#include "resource.h"

And now your sample compiles and runs fine here.

EMG

That was the standard for years on numeric fields defined in an .rc. At one point it was a requirement. I can't tell you why, but it was.

I just commented it out, and the cursor re-appeared. It has worked perfectly for at least 15 years ... very strange.

... IDE to not make the manifest, the dialog worked fine. Then I moved to the 64 bit version, and it failed, even with a 64 bit manifrest. So then I commented out the MANIFEST instruction line in the .rc and rebuilt the project. Suddenly all worked correctly. For further testing, I did the same on ...

... and a 32 bit mak file in a separate folder. That calls the 32 bit libs and it fails at exactly the same place. I did other testing where I commented out all Harbour and FWH libs, and it does link all of the windows libs without a problem. If I build these using the Visual Studio 2015 Community ...

... bit app. It says it can't open the .lib file, not that it can't find it ( if that makes a difference ). The files are from you and dated 3/30/16 I commented that one out and tried to see what happens. The next .lib gets the same error message. So it is not happy with the .lib files ?

Silvio, yes
In testoast, the example appears with the 4 types of notifications
And do not confuse Tiles with Toast

Please, Help me to complete the class
As we have commented, to the TToast class still has some things to improve

Silvio, yes, you are right if you use style office 2007 As we have commented by mail, to the TToast class still has some things to improve Your class is very good and I like it a lot too, but, I followed these instructions There are really only 4 styles notification ...

Enrico, Yesterday Manuel Alvarez commented me that there is a LLVM\Clang based version of BCC32 which may be much faster than BCC32: http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Seattle/en/What's_New C++ Compilers New Clang-enhanced C++ Compiler ...

Cristobal, I looked at the TMenu.prg and there is one significant thing I noticed. This class used to inherit from TControl, but that was commented out so now it doesn't inherit from any other class. Of course, this means that it doesn't have access to all the methods and data in TWindow and ...