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Database Forum / FoxPro / Forms / April 2007

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Scrollbar madness30 Apr 2007 19:38 GMT1
Another fun challenge!
Okay, I'm trying to add a GUI to a program that a client specifically
requested.  Here's the deal though - it's going to have a lot of
dynamically moving elements (...yay.)
Re-Post: Project Path References30 Apr 2007 18:42 GMT3
Sorry for the re-post, but I posted this yesterday, and it never
showed up...
I've created a project file in VFP 9 that contains all of the common
code that is used throughout all of the applications I build.  I built
Application/Executable Path References25 Apr 2007 22:00 GMT3
I've created a project file in VFP 9 that contains all of the common
code that is used throughout all of the applications I build.  I built
this code into an application and include the application file in all
of the other application project files.  Where the problems pop up is
Application/Executable Path References25 Apr 2007 17:14 GMT2
If this post shows up multiple times, I apologize, but I've posted it
to no avail 3 separate times, and it didn't show up.
I've created a project file in VFP 9 that contains all of the common
code that is used throughout all of the applications I build.  I built
Odd VFP DO WHILE Behavior25 Apr 2007 16:36 GMT5
I noticed the following odd behavior (in VFP9).
LOCAL xx
xx = .NULL.
DO WHILE xx
Exiting a SCAN ENDSCAN25 Apr 2007 11:16 GMT3
I am running a slideshow as mentioned in an earlier post. That is working
very well.
In a table of many records ( images) the user would like to be able to EXIT
the SCAN loop at any time.
Running a form as a slideshow23 Apr 2007 07:03 GMT1
I have a 3rd party control to show an image on a form.
I would like to rotate through a table of paths to pictures
like
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Help closing my vfp9 form20 Apr 2007 18:59 GMT7
Hello all. I thank you all in advance for any help with this...
I have a vfp9 form which was operating normally when the close [X]
button was pressed. The form would unload and execution would
stop...perfect. Yesterday, while debugging a seperate issue with a
How to access registry?20 Apr 2007 09:50 GMT9
i would like to know how can i access registry keys/entries just like vb6
GetSetting? im using VFP6.??
thank you,..
Ctrl+S = SAVE18 Apr 2007 18:26 GMT2
Hye,
Dear i want to know that how can i save data on form by Pressing "Ctrl+S"
key. i mean that Save button pressed automatically by pressing "Ctrl+S" key.
Regards,
'Cannot update the cursor'17 Apr 2007 05:59 GMT3
The message 'Cannot update the cursor' showing when I click on the
save button at execution time of .exe file. Please help me out by
giving the solution.
how to use vb6 dll?13 Apr 2007 07:22 GMT4
i have a simple question, how can i use my dll with functions created from
vb6 to my vfp6 application?
this is my vb function:
Public Function GetCPUID() As String
vfp9: "Icon is corrupt or in the wrong format"11 Apr 2007 14:32 GMT8
Howdy y'all!
Quick question:  
I have a set of icons that work just fine in vfp7.
In vfp9, when I try to assign them to the form's icon property, they kick
Focus in TextBox08 Apr 2007 22:11 GMT2
It wanted help with this situation, I have looked for and proven throughout
and what encounter is the same solution and it does not work to me. I use a
Grid class to which entrance the values to update the table and I keep the
data from a button in the toolbar which calls a ...
Printing problem04 Apr 2007 09:28 GMT2
Dear friends
i am using VFP 9.0 , but i have printing problem with continuous
stationary on Dot Matrix Printer. My bill size is 4 "" . When the bill
gets printed it should eject to the "Tear Off" Position. Again when i
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