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Rimantas,

Please, that refers to your post. Thank you.

The correct is:

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hb_retnll( mst.ullTotalPhys );

I got 8.

So I hope MsgInfo( Int( nExtMem() / ( 1024 * 1024 * 1024 ) ) + 1 ) refers to 8 GB.

Is it correct?.

Thanks,.

... is not a problem. I simply create a new window with a different name, ie. oWnd2. In this case, however, you reference the object WndMain() which refers to the original window, oWnd. That creates errors. So I simply substituted the name of the main window for this procedure, but then when creating ...

... a una linea, esta es la anotacion que tengo del caso, pero no me acuerdo donde se aplica. As a note, to pacify warnings, you have to modify a line refers to definition of "UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER" to "(void)" in WINNT.H as follows: Code: Select all Expand view #if ! defined(lint) ...

Hi, I Have a column in a xbrowse list that refers to a memo field containing a richedit text. oCol = oBrw:AddCol() oCol:bStrData = { || note->nota } oCol:cHeader = "Nota" oCol:nEditType = EDIT_GET oCol:nWidth = 200 note->nota contains ...

Hi,

The xbrowse class from 2010/12 refers to a TMySqlQuery WSeekplus method. Where can I find this?

Thanks,
Alex

As a note, to pacify warnings, you have to modify a line refers to definition of "UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER" to "(void)" in WINNT.H as follows: #if ! defined(lint)#define UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(P)          (void)(P)// ...

Otto,

I did a lot of tests from Windows 7 to Windows Server 2008 and since I disabled SMB 2.0, I didn't have any problem anymore.

The SMB 2.0 problem only refers to Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 2008. For XP there never was any problem.

Thanks.

... "Ayudas"; HEIGHT 133 TOPMARGIN 25; STYLE BLUE Even better would be to use something like COLORTHEME instead of STYLE. STYLE refers to design rather than color. Regards, James

... bitmaps can also be added to Browse object, which can be referred from any column. If a column object's bitmap array is empty, columns bitmapno refers to the browse objects bitmap array. A column can also refer to browse's bitmap array if the bitmapno is negative, even if the column has its ...

... application, I solved it this way. I made a small application which is installed on the local PC and to which my shortcut on my desktop refers. If there is no main application on the local PC, this small application copies the main application from the server to the local PC. If the ...

... object also is not killed / destroyed even after setting oRs := nil. This recordset object still lives because the Browse Object's data oRs refers to this recordset object. What is creating problem for Paint method of XBrowse is that the recordset is "closed". You will agree that ...

... this will NOT work. Even after setting oBrw := nil, the Browse Object still "exists". What we made nil is only the local variable that refers to the Browse Object. But there are other references ( in case of dialog, oBrw:aControls[n] and in case of window, one of the elements in the ...

... etc. I am now adding a menu to the MDI window, but have the problem of knowing what window is highlighted and to which object the window refers to. My class stores the alias name of the browse and i was hoping to reference this in the action of the menu (oObject:cAlias->TICKET_NBR) ...

... The TGET-class of FWH 9.04 still causes problems now and then. I always got this error : Error BASE/1111 Argument error: LEN The stacklist always refers to : LEN(0) TGET => TGET:LBUTTONUP(1566) This code is found there : if ::nPos > len( ::oGet:buffer )   ::nPos--endif Any idea ...