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He already did. The code is RUN START imageFileName for example with an image in C:\my images\image.jpg RUN START "C:\my images\image.jpg" It's not giving you control what image software, this works with the standard association of file name extensions. When you're in fullscreen DOS text screen...

See Hacker's Guide last paragraph of using LASTKEY() in the valid event code. That's a standard that should be known by all foxpro developers.

The simplest way to get an HTML editor as you know it from the web is, of course, to add a webbrowser control. The dosnside is it uses IE, stuck at the last version, with all its limitations. But there's Christof Wollenhaupts https://github.com/cwollenhaupt/fpCefSharp

A grid with your design will show field E in column 4. What are you doing in code? If you set the recordsource at runtime, you are resetting the grid columns, overriding your design. That's what you have to avoid. If you design a grid in the form designer, all you need to make sure at runtime...

I now installed MariaDB 11.4.5 and the MariaDB ODBC driver 3.2.5. At installation of the server I set the root passsword, changed port from 3306 to 3307 and was able to use all that with this connection string: DRIVER={MariaDB ODBC 3.2...

I found out my MariaDB Server version is 10.4.21, Google told me the recommended Maria DB ODBC Driver version for that server is 3.1 and this connection string worked for me: DRIVER={MariaDB ODBC 3.1 Driver};SERVER=127.0.0.1;PORT=3306;OPTION=67108992;database=test;UID=root;PWD=... One thing to...

Yes, that's why I'll start now to try several drivers appropriate for my MariaDB Server and report back. I expect this will improve compatibility and performance with the MariaDB and it's simply the more intuitive way to use it. As said previously I only used the MySQL driver as I didn't know...

I was only explainig what OPTION means and how it can be computed. I don't want to be disrespectful, but when Driver={MariaDB ODBC 3.2 Driver} works for zazzi and not for you - are you sure you downloaded and installed this driver? Could you simply post a screenshot of the Drivers tab of your...

The OPTION=x is a sum of bit flags with the ppower of two values 1,2,4,8,16..., every bit in that number means one option and they are all documented. The options MariaDB suports for MySQL compatibility are listed at https://mariadb.com/kb/en/about-mariadb-connector-odbc/ OPTION: For MySQL...

I think you can squeeze a little more space. Because. to save space vertically, you mainly have to shrink the detail band height, using a smaller font size alone won'shrink lines. You can maximise the numnber of lines per page that way. Just also notice you print multiline Narrations that cause...

I used the same counterintuitive combination of MySQL driver with MariaDB server and as it works, let it be counter-intuitive, it works. Anyway, I'll look into MariaDB drivers and see what works best there, too. Should be possible to find a pair that works, shouldn't it? The major issue could be...

I think what mJindrova suggests works for this case and will spare some space. In general, though, you can't force data to always fit on one page, it's as many rows as it is, and there will always be cases where the split is unpleasant and just the totals appear on a separate page. You can't...

You better set the column controlsource property, the text1.conrtrolsource within the column (and any other alternative control you may switch to with dynamiccurrentcontrol) will take the controlsource of the column automatically. The problem still is grid reconstruction, if the grid doesn't...

At designtime, set the grid recordsource to the table all the columns controlsources to the fields to display. I guess you already have that. At runtime ensure the table to display is open before the grid displays, i.e. open the table in the forms data environment or the Load event of the form...

I also didn't. We could change that, obviously. Anyway, I'm not even sure about that possibility. I don't remember anything that happend in my whole development in VFP that would finally be explained by that, but I also did rarely use NOUPDATE. I did use nonupdatable views, I wonder whether...

I'm not sure. But don't you realize even in the first opening VFP uses readonly mode, always, except for exclusive opening of DBFs? There is no shared write mode in Windows, FAT, NTFS. That's "emulated" by VFP. I mean, you described it yourself, this way: I don't think you can see the mode a...

Well, the problem is you have two files #1 in two resolutions, so dropping the resolution results in double namess, and you can't afford double names. I suggest you first keep the resolution and see that solves your first problem, then deal with how to replace it or alternatively get rid of all...

They do, once at the first USE of a dbf, readonly. The only actual difference on the file handle level is with exclusive access. The point is they actually delegate the exclusive handling to the OS/filesystem that way. VFP only internally resolves the shared / noupdate vs readwrite options. USE...

Be aware: If you open a file read/write with FOPEN, that is exclusive access. So default FOPEN mode is readonly, actually, not only for the NOUPDATE option, but also for shared access. VFP diverts from read only mode to write mode with automatic locks done for any insert/update/replace, etc...

I understand you, Joe, theoretically there is the option to allow each workarea to differ regarding the readonly/updatable nature of the workarea. But it is as EinTerraner says. It's of course unavoidable with the exclusive option, the only way you can have a secondary workarea with the same...