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Thank you everybody...

I will pass all you condolences to his family..
it might help them a little if they know that Günter made friends all over the world..

- Michael

Hi everybody.. this is very sad news... Günter Früholz passed away on Monday evening.. We all know him as a generous and easy person from the last devcon in Berlin.. Günter caught an awful pneumonia last week and his week couldn't handle the disease.. Günter was handicapped and sitting in a wheel-ch...

Roger -

I now changed all the code that way -- was not a big deal...

Pls leave it as it is ;o))

Thks

- Michael

Roger - thanks.. yes the second change is what causes my trouble.. The codeblock did only fire the first time when the tab was created.. I could fix it by using a variable for the background like: if .. <something> nBackColor := GRA_CLR_RED else nBackColor := GRA_CLR_GREEN endif and code: DCTABPAGE ...

Don't think so: it must have todo with the change number 1084.. Before (Version 252) : If I set the color with :SetColorBG it 'keeps' the change.. Now: If I now set it with :setcolorBG, it changes back to the original color in the codeblock every time the getlist is refreshed!! Try this: #INCLUDE "d...

S T O P

this must have another reason...

I'm working on a test program..

Sorry

- Michael

Hi -- (IMPORTANT) this change: 1084. DCTABPAGE .. COLOR now supports a code block for the foreground and background colors. causes extreme trouble in our tabpage coloring! The xBase methods for setting the color do not work anymore - And: (from our point of view...) it always DID support codeblocks....

Fine--

good night!

- MIchael

Roger:

Can you tell me how I can set aOptions[64] in the PrintOptions to
force the DCPRINT to combine the EXCEL sheets?

thks
- Michael

Thanks a lot

253 looks good so far.. no crashes 'till now
keep on testing..

- Michael