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Forgot to mention that the application uses the normal TFontDialog. But the dialog will not show the device fonts.

We have a legacy (delphi 7 pro) application that lists the fonts available from a printer (the industry we serve still use dot matrix printers extensively... not my choice). Works great on XP/2003. When we run this app on Windows 7, the list no longer includes the device fonts (Roman CPI fonts...

I'm curious as to how some of you folks would handle the following challenge: I need to create a Body Chart for a medical application. I want the user to be able to click on an image of a body where an injury occurred and have an "X" appear where the user clicked. I need to record this in a...

That's more good information Steve. Thanks!

ToTheMetal!!!!! You win the prize. I had not thought of that (obviously). Now it all makes sense! Thanks... and a star to you sir!

Good to know Leslie! Thanks for the input. As soon as I have time I plan on testing my original code in Delphi 7. I have a feeling it will work in version 7.

Also, I ended up using ControlCount. ComponentCount did nothing for me (I'm using Delphi 4) Kemp.. I hate it when I can figure out "how" but don't understand "why". I'll have to test this in Delphi 7 too. I'm curious if it was just a Delphi 4 bug.

I got it... I changed my looping structure... instead of: for x := 0 to (panel1.componentcount -1) do begin I used: for x := (panel1.ComponentCount -1) downto 0 do begin Works great!

I'm actually a little embarrased I have to ask this question. Seems simple enought to accomplish, but I seem to be having a brain fart. I've even searched tek-tips and can't find a solution... I dynamically create 10 labels on a panel at runtime. At some point I need to remove (free) those...

It's not "my" webform. It's a thirdparty website. The part that I don't understand (have never done) is paste information from a TQuery into a webform fields.... That is the suggestions I'm looking for.. the exact "how" of pasting into a webform field. Thanks!

Good read here too... http://delphi.about.com/od/formsdialogs/l/aa073101b.htm

Forgot to mention... Delphi 7 pro SQL server by way of BDE(TQuery)

I have an application that I would like to add some additional functionality to for my users. Currenty they have to login to a website and submit information that is already tracked in my application. The website developers will not allow me any conduit to submit them data from my application...

How did you finally implement this?

Worked like a charm! Funny thing is... I did it that way once before. I must have missed *something*. Thanks!

Oh.. I'm wanting to do this from within a Delphi application. The query was created within the access database. I was calling the query with ADO component then looping though the results and writing it to a .txt file. Sorry that I did not make that clear above.

Howdy all! I have been trying to export the results of a ms access query to a .txt file. Everything I have tried always formats the file as such: "data1","data2","data3" I would like it to be like this: data1,data2,data3 Now, I could just write a simple routine to go through the text file...

I've searched the forums and cannot find a solution (if one exists) to my situation. I am using Microsoft Access to build tables that I sync down to a Pocket PC. I use ActiveSync to accomplish that. One of the tables in the .mdb I sync down to the handheld has close to 10,000 records in it...

That worked great. I didn't have all my ()'s in the correct places... Thanks a bunch!

That still does not work. I guess I'm applying your suggestion wrong.... What you listed is inside () of the first JOIN ? below was another method I was trying... and still no luck SELECT its.itemid, its.storeid, its.descr, its.onhandqty, pt.price, pt.Effectivedttm...