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Enrico, Please have a look at Marco's message at the start of this thread. Hmm, I guess you are telling me, no there are no record or field level decryption Six functions? As I mentioned, it seems impractical to decrypt all DBFs when running a program. When it ...

Hmm, it´s an older lib, I have no sources, sorry.

Hmm, I´m using a dialog from resource, maybe that´s the difference.

I will test your sample and report you

Hmm ... didn't consider that option :( If someone can take a quick look at the info on the web site below and let me know if it is possible that it will work with FWH, I will try to play with it and see what I can do. It would ...

Apollo,

Hmm, if I remember correctly a browse will automatically hide or disable (I don't remember which) the scrollbar when it isn't needed (as determined by the number of records). Have you tested this?

Regards,
James

Hmm, it should be installed by default. But here are some links to solve the problem Wmi Trobleshooting http://technet.microsoft.com/de-de/library/ee692772%28en-us%29.aspx Rebuild WMI in Server 2003 http://musumeci.blogspot.com/2009/01/ms-rebuild-wmi.html ...

James Bott wrote:Gilbert,

But I tried also something else now: I modified Line 8709 of xbrowse.prg
from

Code:
cHeader := ::cHeader

Hmm, that is line 8694 in my xbrowse.prg which is ver 10.9 dated 9/2/2010 5:43pm. Are you sure you are using ver 10.9?

Regards,
James

My xbrowse.prg is dated 09/23/2010 9:17am.

Gilbert,

But I tried also something else now: I modified Line 8709 of xbrowse.prg
from

Code:
cHeader := ::cHeader

Hmm, that is line 8694 in my xbrowse.prg which is ver 10.9 dated 9/2/2010 5:43pm. Are you sure you are using ver 10.9?

Regards,
James

James, Hmm, I am not sure what that means. Yes or no? I am suggesting writing the simplest xbrowse you can with save and restore buttons and see if you can recreate the error. Have you done this? Yes, I've tried that, but the ...

Gilbert,

I've tried, but the error won't occur (until now).

Hmm, I am not sure what that means. Yes or no?

I am suggesting writing the simplest xbrowse you can with save and restore buttons and see if you can recreate the error. Have you done this?

Regards,
James

... I'm the only one facing this issue. Maybe I'm stuck in a twilight zone or something that's why this strange thing happens to me and only me :roll: Hmm... I can't recall trying to run it locally. Maybe I did but then forgotten about it. I'll try that next

... I'm the only one facing this issue. Maybe I'm stuck in a twilight zone or something that's why this strange thing happens to me and only me :roll: Hmm... I can't recall trying to run it locally. Maybe I did but then forgotten about it. I'll try that next

Francis, Are you using recordsets or a SQL database driver? If recordsets, then I am not sure you can do what I suggested. Hmm. With a recordset you might be able to create a record class that would read from the recordset and filter out the secure fields. This would work with a dialog, ...

Francis, Are you using recordsets or a SQL database driver? If recordsets, then I am not sure you can do what I suggested. Hmm. With a recordset you might be able to create a record class that would read from the recordset and filter out the secure fields. This would work with a dialog, ...