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... this joke. Can you explain it? :-) Unlike DOS apps, in Windows apps there is only one mode-edit mode. You can use the same dialog for all three functions, add, edit, and view. Build one edit dialog. To view the data, the user just opens it for editing and Cancels when done. To make it ...

... The problem (well not so much a problem but just a pain) is that in the application that I am creating I find myself having to create at least three identical dialogs (for add, edit, and view screens) and the only difference between these dialogs is that some of the gets become says etc. etc. ...

... The problem (well not so much a problem but just a pain) is that in the application that I am creating I find myself having to create at least three identical dialogs (for add, edit, and view screens) and the only difference between these dialogs is that some of the gets become says etc. etc. ...

... without having to convert each and every form through Corel ? I have notice that TENHMETA.PRG contains a Static Function WMF2EMF at the end, plus three DLL32 calls. Has this function anything to do with converting a WMF to EMF, and if yes how ? The two of the DLL32 calls at the end of the file ...

I deferred employing FiveLinux shortly after purchase for three reasons: 1) It seems that it would not work with up to date versions of xHarbour, only the version specified in the documentation; 2) ALTD() and/or the Debugger could not be used and I cannot ...

Hi. I can't see why when trying to compile these three lines below I get the errors I show further down: DLL32 STATIC FUNCTION GetMenu( hwnd AS LONG ) AS LONG PASCAL LIB "USER32" DLL32 STATIC FUNCTION GetMenuInfo( hMenu AS LONG, cMenuInfo AS LPSTR) ...

... am compiling this with xHarbour 0.99.3 (using the original binaries). I am not compiling any other PRGs. I am using the buildx.bat file. There are three C modules in the RDDADS.LIB, ads1.c, adsfunc.c, and adsmgmnt.c. These C modules are those that came with the xHarbour contrib source. There were ...

Antonio, If I use Tlib to list the modules in RDDADS.LIB there are only three, ADS1, ADSFUNC, and ADSMGMNT. The function specified in the error _ADS is in ADS1: ADS1 size = 18866 _FoxToDbl _HB_FUN_ADSCUSTOMIZEAOF _HB_FUN_ADSGETRELKEYPOS _HB_FUN_ADSSETRELKEYPOS ...

Antonio,

Well, that is what I would have guessed, but, I am only compiling one PRG using buildx.bat and the error message refers to the _ADS function which is not in my PRG so I assume it is in one of the three C modules in RDDADS.LIB.

James

Thanks, Antonio, that worked, however I still have the problem. I obtained a copy of the source for rddads.lib and the three files (ads1.c, adsfunc.c, and adsmgmnt.c) are all dated last month. The adsconnect60() function is in the source, so I assume the function is NOT in the source ...

Hello! Vista's new boot loader "bootmgr" can be configured via "bcdedit.exe": Boot Configuration Data Editor FAQ Cheers, Roman P.S. Another three useful links: http://www.neowin.net/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t381536.html http://www.flexbeta.net/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t8373.html http://www.multingles.net/docs/jmt/bootwv.htm

Mauricio, What kind of DLL do you want to create ? There are three types: 1. Self contained DLLs: Its an entire EXE built as a DLL. 2. pcode DLLs: Small pcode DLLs accessible from an EXE. 3. Virtual machine DLLs: The entire virtual machine is inside the ...

... from N The reason I am asking is two-fold. YES I know xBrowse has some of the above features ( nFreeze ) and Hernan's replacement Twbrowse has all three .. however, none of the above have all three or can be re-compiled to use MSVC as defaults. Antonio .. I know you are a busy man but I would really ...

Antonio Linares wrote:Claudio, Enrico,

Already fixed. Please download a new FWPPC build.

Please Claudio, try your code and let me know if it works ok. Thanks,

Unfortunatly not, try two or three times the open button and you
will be pushed out of program.

Claudio

Antonio,

There should have been three options (Yes, No, Maybe) only the first two options seem to work.

Jeff