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Dear FWH user, Here at FiveTech we have helped lots of companies to migrate their apps from MsDos to Windows, from 32 bits to 64 bits, from DBFs to SQL engines, from old fashion design to a modern and eye catching look. Thats why we would like to offer ...

... and HP is just ignoring it. Other people bring up software compatibility. Maybe they should look at writing software to replace the lazy companies who use very old technology. That's an excellent marketplace for FWH developers. EVERYTHING we write works perfectly in Windows 10 ! Why is ...

... has not certified their software for 10, it tells me they are not working in the best interests of their clients. In the past, many of these companies substituted their own .dll's for Windows .dll's, and the modifications created problems. Many of us work hard to stay compatible with the ...

I will look into the free Local ADS. I suppose there are several companies for this kind of software. Witch do you use ? Normal dbf with cdx will be my choise, since I see the old code I have (16 bit clipper) with many TSbrowse6 (some time ago). This kind ...

Enrico, My companies main app is actually a kind of desktop app. With a remote desktop tool one can acces the app from a distance. So I think the main app does not use something like sending data via LAN. "So your test is ...

... the pathologist by clicking on the signature line. I may be preaching in the wilderness here or I may be missing something. I mean -if other xbase companies have acquired fastreports representation and have rolled out what they claim to be an (x)harbour implementation of fastreports that works ...

... such massive internal optimization, it is running quite well. My client is very happy with the performance, and soon we will put it into far more companies. I'm glad we made this shift. I have a parallel build using xHarbour ( .com ) for compatibility with older ADS systems, and it runs perfectly ...

... name has something to do with Adordd?, With the Dbf to Sql converter, i did not do anything with adordd. I am now trying to use adordd with my companies test application(A smaller variant of the main application). Pieter

Hi Dutch

Yes!, I am very interested in this ADORDD from Antonio F. It could be a solution for my companies xharbour application to migrate to sql. So first I will try an example, to get an understanding of this ADORDD

Pieter

... I can tell you that people here have tried the "best" anti-virus software available, on XP, and still had major intrusions. The reliable companies don't even provide an XP version of their software any longer. Windows 10 will cost people, so the smart decision, in my view, would be to ...

I am trying to implement pBrowse in my companies main application pBrowse inherits kBrowse and kBrowse inherit twbrowse. In the testapplication pBrowse(which inherit kBrowse) works fine(even with ado and SQL:D, see post: http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=30404), ...

Hi, I am doing research to implement ado/sql with my companies Xharbour application, which is now based on dbf technology. I have a class pbrowse which inherit Twbrowse. My question: Should I still use Twbrowse and modify it, so that it works with ...

A real good friend of me, that I know since I was a kid:

Mr. Roberto Weinberg

robertoweinberg@gmail.com

He will be in charge or marketing, distributors relationships, companies agreements, overall supervision and management

Welcome abord Roberto, so nice to have you aboard too

... ) put( '<meta name="Description" content="U.S. Customs certified software provider for freight forwarders, NVOCC and logistics companies"/>') put( '<meta name="Keywords" content="RFID, Asset, Asset Management, Inspection, Certification, Maintenance, ...

Hi Mr.Rao (a) what would the approximate size of products dbf ( max possible records) Usual 5000-10000 In bigger companies i hope not more than 50000 (b) after entering product id, should the user move to quantity column and enter quantity? Yes ... other columns dont need to be ...