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... release should be shown in the forum like : DBTools_2_8.zip ( like FWH ) The Topic must have a Descripton of changes in the new release. The Basics are nearly finished. I still have to do some cleanings and the English-Translation. With the time, it could be the answer of many questions. ...

... {} DEFINE WINDOW oWnd TITLE "Outlook-Test" MDI DEFINE BUTTON OF oBar2 ACTION ( BuildDlg(oWnd) ) ; RESOURCE "magic" PROMPT "Outlook2003" + CRLF + "Basics" ACTIVATE WINDOW oWnd MAXIMIZED RETURN ( NIL ) //----------------------------------------------------------------------------// function BuildDlg(oWnd) ...

Hallo, aus Essen Im Moment werden die Beispiele noch erweitert. Es werden 3 Gruppen vorhanden sein : Outlook2003 - Basics : Gets, Browser, Folder usw. Outlook2003 - xBrowse : nur xBrowse-Beispiele Outlook2003 - Full-Screen : eine spezielle Variante mit Outlook2003 als Main-Window ...

... on the righthandside. In the moment it works only on the Outlook2003 main-dialog. There will be 3 sample-groups : Outlook2003-Basics : different standard-types like gets, browsers, folders and so on, Outlook2003-xBrowse : only samples for different kinds of xBrowse Outlook2003-Fullscreen ...

I'm satisfied with ADS and with its performance for clients with multiple workstations. I'd rather not go to SQL personally. My reason is strictly support ... its so nice to be able to fix a single DBF and have my client up and running quickly. I've done nothing unusual in the implementation. Look a...

... it tends to make the codes tidier and more readable. At a glance, you can tell what the code is trying to accomplish. Very good points. One of the basics of OOP is information hiding. By putting lots of the code into methods, the flow of the program is easier to follow. It is kind of like looking ...

... want to change the name of the method (like DBFDelete) because you want all tables to have a delete method (called "delete"). This is one of the basics of using OOP and it allows you to do things like pass any object and call the delete method. If each object had a different name for the delete ...

... was run, and giving you the chance not to run the executable. It's probably not the neatest bit of shell script - I had to google to find out the basics of how to write one - but it does seem to work. In case anyone is interested here is the modification: echo done! echo Do you want to run the ...

You don't have to save/restore screen. Instead you have to use a control that knows how to repaint itself. This is the basics of event driven programming. In details, the board repaints itself using a list of lines coordinates. When you remove a line really remove its coordinates ...

... but if you use the database class you don't have to deal with aliases and workareas at all. It is so much easier to program after you learn the basics of the database class. And you will have few bugs. As I may have mentioned before, there are two articles on this on my website. James

... is 1 for normal 2 for "hot", 3 for down, and 4 for disabled. Only problem now is detecting when mouse leaves the control. I've copied the basics from btnbmp:mousemove but no luck so far. What am I missing? METHOD MouseMove( nRow, nCol, nKeyFlags ) CLASS QButton // Super:MouseMove( ...

... ::lSuccess:=.t. endif ::goto(::nRecno) ::lBuffer:=.t. return lSuccess That is the basics of it. Now you can do: oCustomer:edit() or, oCustomer:add() If you are trying to get the user to input a unique primary-key value, then I would ...