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Is it possible, to center the TPrinter-Class dialog on the main screen?

Hallo Antonio,

thank you, I works perfectly.

Saludos
Frank

When linking I get this error on FWH 04/2012:

xLINK: error: Unresolved external symbol '__chkstk referenced from Fivehcm.lib(C5CNEW.obj)'.

I use xHarbour commercial.

I use ResEdit in this case: open the DLL- Res- or RC-File with ResEdit and click on "Datei / Quelltext anzeigen / c/c++-Quelltext" (I use the german version of ResEdit).

I tryed this with no problems: ShellExecute(,"Open","MSXML.MSI",,,3) SYSWAIT(5) DO WHILE .T. hFile := FOPEN("MSXML.MSI",FO_READWRITE + FO_EXCLUSIVE) // !!! IF FERROR() <> 0 SYSREFRESH() SLEEP(1) LOOP ENDIF FCLOSE(hFile) EXIT SYSREFRESH() ENDDO

Thanks for the answer, but this is the function. In an earlier FWH-version I think "Createfile" was inclosed. HB_FUNC (CREATEFILE) {   LPCTSTR lpFileName = (LPCTSTR) _parc (1);    DWORD dwDesiredAccess = (DWORD) _parnl (2);      DWORD dwShareMode = (DWORD) _parnl (3);      LPSECURITY_ATTRI...

I get an "unresolved external symbol "_HB_FUN_CREATEFILE .." with FWH 10.07.

(xHarbour Professional Nov. 2009, Using Fivehmx.lib and Fivehcm.Lib)

I'm using Vista-Business 32 bits; all my DOS- and 16-Bit-Clipper-Apps run without any problems.

I have found the solution as a workaround to "Rc.Exe":
I'm using now the Blinker-Linkscript-Command "RC" and it works fine.

Thanks

I use Borlands RC.Exe to integrate an 16-Bit-ResFile into an 16-Bit-ExeFile.

But using 16-Bit-RC.Exe under MS Vista, i get an Error "not an 32-bit-Appication".

I use: RC -k x1.Res y1.Exe

Is there an workaround or can I use another ResFile-Binder for 16-Bit-Exe?

EnricoMaria wrote:Before or after the controls have been REDEFINEd?

EMG

Before they have been REDEFINED - to check, if the ID exists.

How can I check, if there is an ID in my resource

eg.

IsId(oDialog,4711)

EnricoMaria wrote:Use OrdKeyNo() instead.

EMG

Thanks

NtxPos should return the relativ index position of a recno (NTX-RDD). But it seems, that the return-value is allway 0. Why?

fp wrote:NtxPos should return the relativ index position of a recno (NTX-RDD). But it seems, that the return-value is allway 0. Why?

Sorry, it's the wrong forum ... the problem is in FiveWin-Harbour

NtxPos should return the relativ index position of a recno (NTX-RDD). But it seems, that the return-value is allway 0. Why?