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Klaus I Always copy the *exe file created in my develop machine with these support files: gdiplus.dll msvcr70.dll msvcr71.dll vfp9r.dll vfp9rchs.dll VFP9RENU.DLL vfp9t.dll vfpoledb.dll Put this files in the same directory of the *.exe file. Some of these files are not always necessary, but I...

Eylon After all, the only thing that I think possible is: Did you try to update the BIOS? Regards Mauro

@atlopes Thx so much for sharing this. For sure I'll check "your site" upside-down. Regards, Mauro

Olaf Thx a lot. First I'll give a try using .NET. I "thing" that it will be a lot easier to convert all the "canonical c14n" compliant considerations with it. I'll let you know how it goes. If I can't with .NET I'll use your idea (as starting point) that solves a lot, and implement other...

Olaf Yes, I guess that you are right. I can't find a way to do 100% of the "conversion" from "regular" XML to "canonical c14 compliant". I think that this maybe can be done with .NET. When we need to sign a XML document it must be first "translated" in "c14 format" (to guarantee that the XML’s...

thx Marco, I'll check this. Regards, Mauro

Dan First of all, the premisse that you implied about to do "some reserch" without any knowledge about me, or anybody, is at least impolite. I am absolutely sure that everybody (include me) knows that this is a VFP forum (maybe for some decades already). And of course I asked about an idea...

Tamar, Thx for info. My need is to read a XML file, and save a "canonical W3C Recommendation C14" compilant XML on another file. Nothing to do with tables. I read the XMLAdapter class, but not find a way to Read and Write a "generic" XML in C14 format. Mauro

I need to transform “regular” XML files in XML “format” that attends “ canonical W3C Recommendation C14”. For example: “no white space”, no tags like “<TAGS />”, and so on. Any ideas? Thx. Mauro

Olaf Ok, I understood the concept that you explained. I’ll try to change the way that I “try” to handle the errors. Regards Mauro

Hi there. I’m not able to determine “where” an exception occurred in a system. As an example I create a simulation of this: I have a “master” form say FormPrinc “As Top-Level Form”. In config.fpw I have a screen=off. In this form I have 2 command buttons each one calls secondary form (say...

Ok. Thanks a lot everyone for this discussion. Like I said this is not a "problem" at all (just ugly in my opinion), so I'll decide if I let this like it is now, or change for a fixed border with a particular “resize” procedure in this form. I'll check what will happen with new Windows 10...

Yes, if we set BorderStyle != 3 the White line is not show, but I want to use the "vanila" sizable form. I know that we can manage to size "no-sizable" form. In the above image (1st post) of my application I use this with the "sub-forms" (In Top-Level Form). I think that in W10, because the...

Olaf I do appreciate your effort. (Excuse my English). Thanks very much. Regards Mauro

Olaf, sorry if I didn’t make myself clear about this. But my question was if “there is a way to remove the white line in windows10”, after that I explained that I used a special TitleBar with TitleBar=0. Regards Mauro

I don’t think this is “something” with the controls that I used. I prepared 2 samples with “very plain vanilla” forms, without any special TitleBar just for show this. I had build 2 exes. 1 has titlebar off, and nothing else and when we run this in windows 10 it shows a white line, the other...

Olaf Yes, because I don’t use the “normal Title Bar” (TitleBar=0) Windows 10 put that “Line” in top of the application's windows (for some "control"). This not happens when I run the same in Windows 7. I only just would like that line off. :) Thanks again, bye Regards Mauro

Hi Olaf Thanks for your replay. This is a normal VFP application that in config.fpw there is a line like: screen=off in the main program I execute a form with ShowWindow = 2 (as to-level Form), TITLEBAR = 0, BorderStyle = 3 - Sizable Then I have a class with my “special TitleBar” that is...

Hi there. When I run a VFP program in Windows 10 it shows a “white” line in top of the application´s window. I think this is ugly. This, of course, is not a problem at all. But, is there a way to strip this? (Thought windows 10 configuration or in VFP?). Thanks, regards Mauro

Ok Mike / Olaf I will take some time to "learn about this", and I'll be back, anyway. Thank you very much Have a nice day Mauro