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... *!* German (Standard) 1031 *!* German (Swiss) 2055 *!* German (Austrian) 3079 *!* German (Luxembourg) 4103 *!* German (Liechtenstein) 5127 *!* Greek 1032 *!* English (United States) 1033 *!* English (United Kingdom) 2057 *!* English (Australian) 3081 *!* English (Canadian) 4105 *!* English ...

When I use an external object using createobject() or ActiveX I cannot read or write greek characters. For example if you change, into excel2.prg (to samples folder) the line oSheet:Range( "B2" ):Value = "John" as oSheet:Range( "B2" ):Value ...

Hi all. Our app UI use English, but we have a few users that require either Greek or Baltic characters to display correctly on screen. So far all my experiments haven't quite worked. The idea is to be able to display standard English chars along with any of the ...

Hi FWH Experts, I'm trying to retrieve the Unicode's hexadecimal value of a selected character in TRichedit object, such as: greek small letter alpha := α greek small letter beta := β ... ... I tried Str2Hex(AnsiToWide( oRich:GetSel() )) but FWH raises an error ...

... NTX is ASCII order Danish MSGDAN NTXDAN Dutch MSGDUT NTXDUT MDXDUT Finnish MSGFIN NTXFIN French MSGFRE NTXFRE MDXFRE German MSGGER NTXGER MDXGER Greek MSGGR437 NTXGR437 For Code Page 437 MSGGR851 NTXGR851 For Code Page 851 Icelandic MSGIC850 NTXIC850 For Code Page 850 MSGIC861 NTXIC861 For Code ...

... second). The ISO prescribes Monday as the first day of the week with ISO 8601 for software date formats. In Jewish, Arab, Western Christian and Greek Orthodox tradition, the first day of the week is Sunday. The Hebrew, Ecclesiastical Latin and Medieval and Modern Greek languages number most ...

Maestro Antonio, desculpe por el post, solo una dúda: És posible hacer esto en FIVEWIN, ahora ó en el futuro?? Gracias. ************************************************************************************ ************************************************************************************ ** ** ** V...

... 'de', # German - Austria 5127: 'de', # German - Liechtenstein 4103: 'de', # German - Luxembourg 2055: 'de', # German - Switzerland 1032: 'el', # Greek 1140: 'gn', # Guarani - Paraguay 1095: 'gu', # Gujarati 1128: 'ha', # Hausa - Nigeria 1141: None, # Hawaiian - United States 1037: 'he', # Hebrew ...

I have made a modification in both TGET.PRG for FW and FWH. Now greek users can use this clause REDEFINE GET oget VAR cGet Picture "@g" ID 1001 OF oDlg etc. The old picture "@!", still works, but only for upper case english characters, in the "@g" picture, ...

I have made my own function to do this job called GR_UPPER(cString) which does the conversion, including accented characters (e.g. our greek language "i" and "I". It does not cooperate with the PICTURE clause (I never tried that) but it works fine before saving GET's. If you are intersted ...

... function--it seems like it was about a year ago. I posted the problem and it was fixed. However, the fixed version may still not have fixed your Greek language problem. Are you using a recent version of (x)Harbour (less than a year old)? I suggest posting a message on the xHarbour newsgroup (news.xHarbour.org). ...

... No problem with the basic english (latin) characters... Problems start with characters after Chr(128) (The Chr(128) is an upper case "A" in the greek language) Thanks to all and of course I'm waiting... Regards to all Evans

Hi all. In my greek language programs, I am using the font COURIER NEW GREEK. There is no problem in display a GET variable if characters are in English language, when I use PICTURE "@!". Everything is in upper case. If I use extended ...

... but it looks as it has not been included in the libs. * Harbour Project source code: * National Collation Support Module ( Greek WIN ) * * Copyright 2004 Pete Dionisopoulos <pete_westg@yahoo.gr> * www - http://www.harbour-project.org * v1.0 2004 Panayotis (Pete) Dionysopoulos ...

Are you using a oemtoansi conversion ? Thanks for the reply my friend! No I am not using OEMTOANSI... I load a greek font as follows: DEFINE FONT ofont NAME "COURIER NEW GREEK" size 0,-12 and use the font in my GET object, e.g. REDEFINE GET oget VAR cget ID ... of oDlg FONT ofont ...