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Hi, Roger. If a resize option (like AUTORESIZE) is used with DCGET OPTIONS, this kills the POSTEVENT option of DCREAD. This does not work: DCUSEREVENT xbeP_User+200 ACTION {||MsgBox('Hello')} DCGET OTIONS AUTORESIZE DCREAD GUI FIT OPTIONS GetOptions POSTEVENT xbeP_User+200 It works if AUTORESIZE is ...

To be honest - I can't find my clipper installation. However, I remember DBU came with source. If you just compile this with Xbase++, you have a 32 bit version, which should work on 64 bit machines aswell.

1. Create the dialog with all elements. Use the FIT clause at DCREAD GUI. Store the dialog size at the EVAL clause of DCREAD like this: {||aDlgSize := oDialog:DCCurrentSize()}. 2. At the Show/Hide-button, toggle a variable "lShowSettings" (.T./.F.). If "lShowSettings" becomes .T., call oDialog:DCSet...

As Alaska support told me, there are "incompatibilities when SL1 is used with Codejock SkinFramework. Although exactly the same XbParts (checkboxes, radiobuttons, 3-states) are effected, this has nothing to do with wrong background colors at this parts when Windows 7/Vista with Aero-theme is used ( ...

Hi, Chris.

You need OCR-software (or a SDK) for this, something like Abby Finereader or GdPicture.

Hi, Chris.

Did you send your samples to Alaska Software? What do they say?

Some ActiveX-components I use in my apps are created this way: @ n,n DCSAY '' SIZE x,y OBJECT oControlParent ... DCREAD GUI ... EVAL {||oControl := CreateMyControl(oControl,oControlParent)} A sample for this is the TX Text Control, which consists of up to four or five objects (the control itself, a ...

Hi, Roger. If you run your sample for the popup control and click on the item, you will receive a runtime error, cause the ITEMCLICK clause does not hand the popup object to the codeblock (anymore? I remember this worked in earlier versions). I found out that you create a PostAppEvent there. If one ...

Hi, Roger. Did you find the time to check the sample? A similar problem comes up if browse columns are hidden/shown using the HIDE clause (with visual styles). Seems that the header and footer presentation gets lost on this way. The leftmost columns in this dialog were hidden and shown again shortly...

You may also take a look at what I did here:

http://bb.donnay-software.com:8080/phpB ... ?f=2&t=279