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Hi, I'm not being sarcastic and really I'm not accusing anyone of lying :) Maybe I didn't choose the right words though. I intended no offence of course.

I'm trying to create a form that sends of an e-mail with a mailto target. I've followed everything in the example tutorial. Anyway, Outlook keeps popping up but I was hoping that the e-mail sending would be seamless. So I basically want a way to stop Outlook from opening. Any hints on...

I think you can also do this by setting font-size in pixels (px) instead of points (pt). The problem with this, supposedly, is that it does not print well- if that is really a problem.

Are you sure you've seen it before. I doubt you could, otherwise some spammer would have created a program and we'll all be with overtaken junk mail.

How do I know when there's a js error with Netscape. IE has that little sign in the status bar. When you click on it it also gives you details of the error making debuggin easier. Does N6.1 also have something like this?

Just what I wanted to hear. Thanks Vop.

Hi Steve, From the license file: " From time to time, Borland may designate other files as Redistributables. You should refer to the documentation, including any "readme" or "deploy" files included with the Software, for additional information. " I don't suppose...

Oops, I misread your question, I was in a hurry this morning. I may be wrong, since you say you can get it to work, but it seems to me that setting the Name property inside the SetName method would lead to infinite recursion as SetName will continually be called. Personally, I would set the...

Here's an example: property FlashRate : Integer read FFlashRate write SetFlashRate default 800; This is where I got the info: http://www.kaposnet.hu/books/tysdelphi4/ch20/ch20.htm

You want to set the default name property to a compoany standard so you don't have to keep typing it manually, is this correct? If so, I remember reading there's a keyword for it. I don't have a lot of time now, so I'll look for it later and post again.

Great, thanks alot.

I know it's a stupid thing to do, but I deleted the license file when I was running a bit low on disk space. Now I want to give out my application which is dynamically compiled but I'm not sure about the licensing of redistributing the vcl.bpl, rtl.bpl and such. I've tried searching for the...

There is one program I used to use a while ago which is called MapThis!. A search with google will probably turn itup. I found it extremely easy to use and it produces the code for you.

Are you familiar with the c language? The compiler is gcc or g++ for c++. Say you had a hello.c file, to compile you would type: 'gcc hello.c'. This will produce the executable file 'a.out'. To run it, type: './a.out'.

Yep, that's exactly what I do. It used to work fine, then I experienced a period of quirkyness but now it seems to be ok again.

Okay, thanks.

My program remembers the height and width of the program when it exits so it can restore it later. The window starts at a default x by y say, then it correctly changes to the user's previous dimension p by q. All's going well until the breakpoint at Application.Run. After that one innocent...

Sggaunt, Like I said, I recently found installing components a nightmare so I thought a might give him a little bit of extra advice.

What I meant was that (I'm not entirely sure but I think) when functions/procedures expect a object parameter, that parameter is passed by reference. So given a class definition: //class field private o1: object; The constructor should have: constructor s( o: TObject ); begin o1.assign(...

I remember reading that with parameters are passed: 1. value for primitives, strings and one other 2. reference for objects So, generally with constructors, you should do an assign if it takes any object parameters to prevent corruption of your object. Is this correct?