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... with FiveLinux applications across networks? If so, have you any recommendations? > Nope, sorry. We have not used it across networks, just locally. > Need to install some new PCs so planning to run Ubuntu 7.10 on most or all of them. I gather you are already running 7.10. Can I just ...

... form ( with buttons ) .. I wanted to 'tab' thru them individually. Actually made for quite a clean(er) dialog box and using SQL recordsets cached locally .. it is very 'smooth' Rick Lipkin

... with fw7.11 It is impossible to print , preview screen appears behind the main screen and the program is frozen. When i run the aplication locally , there are no problems Running the aplication on the server (as all the users) , it gives the problems as described. It is impossible to switch ...

ADOrdd opens the recordset locally .. which is good. I would sugest you trim your SELECT statement to only include those fields in the browse you wish to view .. SELECT * from table can get UGLY if you have a lot of records and lots of ...

If i do a type() on a variable that doesnt exist i get an error - variable does not exist ...

my errsysw has been modified to include:

cErrorLog += "Operator: " + cOperator

so i need to check if the variable cOperator has been declared Publically/Locally before doing this line - is this possible?

Rick, > I got a working browse with my code and YES .. the listbox is MUCH better when the recordset is cached locally. Still takes a while to 'fetch' the recordset .. but that is based on the connection to the server .. which is ( in my case here ) a considerable distance from ...

Antonio I got a working browse with my code and YES .. the listbox is MUCH better when the recordset is cached locally. Still takes a while to 'fetch' the recordset .. but that is based on the connection to the server .. which is ( in my case here ) a considerable distance from ...

... if it is not found then create the directory and copy the file from the server. This could be done from within FW. Or, if the help file is found locally, it would be a good idea to check the file date against the one on the server and update the local copy if needed. James

... notations, eg "192.168.1.1", and can be directly used into * InetConnectIP(). cName can be any string: valid DNS names (eg. * "www.myserver.com"), locally available names (e.g. "localhost" or * windows Network Neighborhood names), or even IP addresses in quad * dot notation. * NOTE: This function ...

... and perhaps someone has found a solution to it. Like I said, it's the network printer that creates the above problem, and not printers connected locally to a non-network PC. I would like to thank everyone who would like to shed some light to our problem. Kind regards to all Evans

... it to use xharbour. Its easy. The changes we have implemented are in Harbour, not xHarbour. So we are going to implement them in xharbour, here locally, and publish a new build. In a few minutes we will let you know when it is ready to be downloaded.