Hello Otto.
Very nice, and powerful. I'll give it a look.
Thanks a lot
Massimo
Hello Otto.
Very nice, and powerful. I'll give it a look.
Thanks a lot
Massimo
Hello Massimo,
where in Italy are you from.
It seems to me that we live not far away from each other.
Best regards
Otto
I'm at 50 km from the Austrian border (Udine)
Hello Massimo,
yes, then we really do not live far from each other.
I am at home 4 km from the border with South Tyrol.
We should meet once.
Are you directly in Udine?
LG
Otto
Hi Otto.
Give me your email so we can speak better without filling the post with personal stuff.
Dear Otto,
When is the next Harbour users meeting at Sillian ? ![]()
Hi Otto,
I have take look at you main menu and I was wondering if it was possible to go to a menuitem by pressing ENTER en a singleclick?
I noticed that it's working by doubleclick.
I just thinking about the customers, since they are used to the DOS-version, and then the navigation is via the arrows and pressing ENTER.
I still remember when my customers changed from de DOS-clipper version to the FW-version. They where not used to use to the mouse.
It was faster navigating via the arrow and ENTER.
In my window version, they can still use the functionkeys ![]()
nMultiRowSize defaults to 20 records per batch.
If the data contains binary data (BLOB) it defaults to 1.
This method reads and inserts data in batches.
Each batch containing 20 records. This is slower than inserting all records in one batch.
If we increase nMultiRowSize, the speed will increase.
nMultiRowSize defaults to 20 records per batch.
If the data contains binary data (BLOB) it defaults to 1.
This method reads and inserts data in batches.
Each batch containing 20 records. This is slower than inserting all records in one batch.
If we increase nMultiRowSize, the speed will increase.
I have take look at you main menu and I was wondering if it was possible to go to a menuitem by pressing ENTER en a singleclick?
I noticed that it's working by doubleclick.
I just thinking about the customers, since they are used to the DOS-version, and then the navigation is via the arrows and pressing ENTER.
I still remember when my customers changed from de DOS-clipper version to the FW-version. They where not used to use to the mouse.It was faster navigating via the arrow and ENTER.
In my window version, they can still use the functionkeys
Hello Mark,
I think it is possible.
We should also post our questions on TWeb forum. Carles is there an helps.
Yes this is the next step if we want to use Grid as a menu.
Please post if you have a solution.
Do you have a inhouse server?
Best regards
Otto
Otto,
I will let you know if I find a solution.
I have a inhouse server for testing, but I also have a resellerhosting on a external site, that host my website, and the sites of my clients.
Silvio.Falconi wrote:do you're using DBF ?
