... line, and that the detail info shows on indented rows right underneath the parent row on the same xbrowse. Just like a tree on a single xbrowse. Speaking in "tree" terms, in your sample picture, the branches of the tree shows on the left while the leaves of the tree shows on the right. ...
Tim, I want to clarify that I am speaking of using a Tablet with Android OS in order to create a COMPLETE (Hardware + Software) low cost Point Of Sale. Regarding your 30 years of experience, I can understand it, as I am "programming ...
... Yes. More fault tolerant. YES, by a huge margin. One of the main reasons, besides costs, is that a notebook or desktop is not redundant, strictly speaking. We deployed a HP Proliant Server. Benefits: 1. Redundant memory - can be exchanged without powering down. 2. Redundant power supply - can ...
... you can change the order of control ... very useful, if after entering multiple controls, you decided to put another one there in the middle. ah! speaking in a control stick in the middle of other already inserted, you can also do this more easily ... do so: SELECT control just before the new ...
Actually, I'm speaking of the oSeek property not the cSeek property. I guess it could also be done with the cSeek...? Here is what I mean; let's say the get for the last name on the form looks like this: @ 1, 01 GET ::oSeek VAR ...