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Miara este post, donde pruebo HARUPDF con el editor SUMATRAPDF que puedes poner "invisible" en tu sistema, mui fácil de usar.

http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=33439

Fantastic Job.

Saludos.

Otto and Antonio, I will definitely take a look at Total Commander. I remember using it many years ago. Silvio, >a Question ...the command "set default to (cFilePath (GetModuleFileName (GetInstance ())))" >is correct or works sometimes ? Well, it worked for me. It can't hurt. I have ...

last year I had a similar problem and I asked also on the forum because when I installed my application on a WINDOWS SEVEN disk or WINDOWS 10 I could only view my exe and some files while the archives had disappeared in some distant folder in "c: \ Users \" silvio \ AppData \ Local ... &qu...

Otto,

+1 for Total Commander

Dear James,

please try TotalCommander. For me it is the most productive tool I know.



Best regards
Otto

... looking inside each file so this could take a very long time. I had an idea. I tried renaming one of the visible indexes to the name of one of the invisible indexes (using File Explorer) and it worked. Normally, it would have put up a message that the filename already existed. This seems indicate ...

Otto,

I have not yet tried Total Commander. I am using Win 10 File Explorer.

Here are which indexes are visible and invisible:

Visible CDSs:
Document.cdx
Work.cdx

Invisible CDXs:
Project.cdx
Type.cdx
Group.cdx

Enrico, Yes, I already did that. In fact the program was already checking to see if each index existed, then creating it if it didn't (see one of my previous messages above). Just now I did create another test program as you suggested, and it shows true for each of the five indexes, yet only two of...

Hello James,
have you tried with TotalCommander (Show hidden file - Show system files).
BTW what is the name of the database indexes you do not see.
Best regads
Otto

Enrico, Yes, I already did that. In fact the program was already checking to see if each index existed, then creating it if it didn't (see one of my previous messages above). Just now I did create another test program as you suggested, and it shows true for each of the five indexes, yet only two of ...

was not a progam FW but I did not have permission to admin

Stefano

Stefano, check your SET DEFAULT and SET PATH settings.

EMG

I have not found files and found them here:

C: \ Users \ Home \ AppData \ Local \ VirtualStore \ .....

Home = username

Stefano

Can you try to run this sample in that folder?

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#include "Fivewin.ch"


FUNCTION MAIN()

    ? FILE( "your file name" )

    RETURN NIL

EMG

Enrico, Yes it is the strangest thing I have seen in my 33 years of programming. I did try looking from the cmd prompt, the PowerShell prompt, and the Admin PowerShell prompt. In all cases only the two indexes show. I even tried checking for the indexes while the program was running just in case the...