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@Brian: Some work for Roger:

http://www.phpbb.com/community/viewtopi ... &t=1844865

Hi, Wolfgang. As you can see in DC_GetList:EventLoop() (_DCGETBX.PRG), the start time of the dialog is stored into a local var "nSeconds". Some changes to the DC_GetList class would allow to access this information. The timeout itself is stored into the class var "timeOut", which can be manipulated....

Hi, Simon. You have a set of serial port functions available in the Xbase-Tools-library (part of the prof. subscription, otherwise available as an add-on). All you need in addition are the communication parameters (baudrate, handshake a.s.o.) and the data format transmitted, which should be document...

Hi, Chris. RBDOWN must be the event firing first, since this is the "real" event (right button of the mouse down), while "RBSELECT" follows this: The right mouse button was clicked into a cellgroup, the cell can be selected, so it creates this event afterwards. The first thing is the "what" (mouse e...

A XbpBitmap is not a XbpPart! It's a class for bitmap objects. Try this: @ 0,0 DCSTATIC TYPE XBPSTATIC_TYPE_BITMAP CAPTION MYBITMAPRESOURCE SIZE .... OBJECT oBitmap @ ... DCGET cWhat PARENT oBitmap SLE transparency is hard to achieve, and it depends on the os, the manifest file and other parameters.

Hi, Rudolf.

Take a look at this thread in the German Xbase-Forum:

http://www.xbaseforum.de/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=4464

Multiplication.

By default, a "column" has 7 pixel, a "line" has 20 - in eXpress++. As long as you didn't change this in your app.

Hi, Roger.

By the installer (Inno Setup). The app itself looks for several components and tries to install them if they are not installed, starting REGSVR32 with RunShell. This works on Vista or 7 only if the app runs with admin rights.
Edit: RMCHART.DLL is needed even if the OCX is used!

Yes. Active-X-version. Works perfect on all kinds of systems at hundreds of customer's sites.

Hi, Chris. Could you clarify the RBDOWN {| a,b,c,d | .... } You can do things like this by yourself: RBDOWN {| a,b,c,d | DC_DebugQout(a),DC_DebugQout(b),DC_DebugQout(c),DC_DebugQout(d) } And you will find out: a is the absolute position clicked. b is nil. c is a reference to the XbpCellGroup-Object ...