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if you tell me that i no need smething else, then i must find where is the problem here locally.

Thanks Mr. Rao.

I will notify you when I can find the problem

Problem solved, it was a problem with the locally installed header files

Dear Antonio,
is this the right place where I should test.
If yes then it is not working. I tested remote and locally.

Do you thinkthere will be a solution?
Thank you in advance
Otto

Hi Mr. Navarro,

It seems it works when we don't use bLostFocus locally in get.

Thanks.

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Dear Natter,

It has fixed, thank you so much.

Natter wrote:I had a similar problem. I solved it locally by declaring the font for each POPUP menu

I had a similar problem. I solved it locally by declaring the font for each POPUP menu

Enrico,

I have a couple modules where I haven't figured out what to change in the code to suppress certain warnings. I found that in harbour I can use #pragma to suppress the warning locally within the problem files.

#pragma WARNINGLEVEL = 3 // or whatever
#pragma ENABLEWARNINGS = OFF/ON

Robb