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Hi Tom, No I don't use DC_BrowseColor() and I have 487 of dcbrowsecol data {|| ... } in my application. Sometimes it appears, and it start always in a browse where there is a dbseek in the codeblock. The color is exactly as Piotr has posted. I never use that color, it isn't used in any codeblock of ...

Hi, I have the same in my application. It happens on different browses, and once it happens, it appears in all browses and you need to restart the application. I noticed that the difference is that it always starts with browses with dcbrowsecol DATA {|| some codeblock to get data from database } ......

Hi, If you want to create a 'pdf slide show', you can use this: @ 1,700 DCHTMLVIEWER oHtml SIZE 500, nWINDOWHEIGHT pixel RESIZE DCGUI_RESIZE_RESIZEONLY Then with ohtml:navigate(cFilename) you can easily load and display another document. This way you can create navigate buttons in the style you like.

Working with batch files/jobs is not a good idea. It was in the eighties, nineties, but today, it's a little like using a fax device.

Yes, as in the eighties, it always work.

Hi, Create a serial.bat from your application. This should contain 2 lines: 1. goto to the path you want. 2. execute wmic /output:filename bios get serialnumber Start this serial.bat from your application. Read the filename that is created. It will be available in the folder you specified in the bat...

Jimmy,

split your Source into "one Function -> one PRG"

You must be kidding?

Klaus, what occurs if you do // For Windows 7 64-bit nValue := val(str(nValue)) I suppose that the error would be the same. A str(nil) gives the same error. I can't test this, because I can't reproduce the error. The error happens in code which is executed thousand times a day and is working in 99.9...

Hi,

I would like to share 'my experience' if I knew what to share. I haven't done anything specific, and never had problems to compile. And I also use xb2net and never encountered any problem with it.

Hi,

Yes, this is installed. The error is almost everytime in an 'if ...' statement.

Hi Regan,

I'm still using 1.9.355.