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Yes, thats the intention. Should it look different ? Wel, problem is that Windows Vista itself uses many different designs for Folders. The ones I associate with "2007" is this: http://www.xHarbour.net/Folders-2007.png But, again, I have no clue what the "standard" is as Microso...

Antonio Linares wrote:Here you have a first prototype of the Folders with 2007 look:
http://rapidshare.com/files/103374890/fold2007.exe.html

As you see it uses the Tabs 2007 painting, to provide the same 2007 look.

We appreciate your comments.

Looks SO much like Tab's on TOP

Patrick

I always run my app.exe on the workstation and use the server only as a fileserver for the Databases. As I have no experience running a exe from a disk which is located on a server I asked. Hey Otto, On very slow networks we do the same. The downside of running your app from the workstation is more...

I do this two ways redundantly. First, I use Protection PLUS which has a range of secure functions for controlling access to an app on a network. Thans for the info Roger. But as you can see in my initial post, using a function that "just" lists the users accessing a certain EXE would be ...

What is the advantage/disadvantage of starting the app.exe from their networkdrive? Sorry, I don't understan your question. There are only few ways to have multiple users run one EXE right? 1. Peer to peer: An application is installed on the server and the network-station connects to the server and...

Hi, Is there a way to know how many users are accessing "app.exe" in a peer to peer network? So, app.exe is installed on the C drive of the server. The clients are starting the app.exe from their networkdrive that's connected to the C drive on the server. On a Terminal Services Server I us...

After further reviewing it, it seems that the different values come from a different issue: When we create the memory template to build the dialog, FiveWin uses GetWndRect(), and this may provide different values in XP and Vista, because it is not the client dimensions, it is the total dimensions i...

Perhaps because the title bar and borders are slightly different sizes in the two different themes? Don't know. Antonio, can you help? Is there a reason you are not using dialogs defined as resources? Yes. If we want to build our app for a different OS, its easier not to use resource as not every O...

Patrick, it seems oDlg:nHeight is returning the client rectangle. Otto, thanks for pointing that out. Now, why is it different in XP versus Vista? Look at this. Same exe, run in XP and in Vista: http://www.xharbour.net/picture8.png This is why my buttons (based on the calculation of oDlg:nHeight() ...

When you use @1,2 you are using row,col coordinates which are based on the old DOS screen of 25 rows, 80 columns. The ON PAINT is using pixels. Sorry but you must have misread my question. Its not the @SAY coordinates I need, but the coordinates of the dialog. if you run the sample, you will see :)...

Hi, I have something strange. Please concider this code: #include "FiveWin.ch" FUNCTION Main() LOCAL oDlg DEFINE DIALOG oDlg TITLE "Test" FROM 0,0 TO 310,530 PIXEL @ 1, 2 SAY oDlg:nHeight OF oDlg @ 2, 2 SAY oDlg:nWidth OF oDlg ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg CENTERED ON PAINT TestXY(oDlg) R...

mmercado wrote:Perhaps FiveHc.lib is missing in your link file.

Thank you Manuel. But its linked in.

Patrick

Antonio,

Nice work!
Can you show me the sample code part for the "Trees browse"?

Patrick

Otto wrote:http://www.atzwanger.com/snipTv/sniptv.html

Nice job Otto!

Patrick

Hi, When I try to compile testrtf.prg with xHarbour, I get these unresolved externals: xLINK: error: Unresolved external symbol '_OleUIPasteSpecialA'. xLINK: error: Unresolved external symbol '_GetFileVersionInfoSizeA'. xLINK: error: Unresolved external symbol '_GetFileVersionInfoA'. xLINK: error: U...