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This is using VBScript, which can easily be translated to VB6 arrDateTime = Split("2023-07-06T14:34:21-04:00","T") WScript.Echo arrDateTime(0) WScript.Echo arrDateTime(1) arrTime = Split(arrDateTime(1),"-") WScript.Echo arrTime(0) WScript.Echo FormatDateTime(arrTime(0), vbShortTime)...

For your reference; VFP Advanced Version 10 - http://www.baiyujia.com/vfpadvanced/f_vfpa_about.asp X Sharp - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XSharp Harbour - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harbour_(programming_language) Joe

I am able to use 64-bit COM dlls from 32-bit, and 32-bit COM dlls from 64-bit. I use a DLLSurrogate to accomplish this. Ref: https://jpsoft.com/forums/threads/using-a-32-bit-in-process-com-server-dll-from-64-bit-tcc.9646/]Using a 32-bit In-Process COM Server DLL from 64-bit TCC[/url] Joe

The missing link for OP; http://kb.datafile.co.uk/article/smb2-smb3-and-opportunistic-locking-2132.html]SMB2, SMB3 and Opportunisitc Locking[/url] Joe

The author of the COBFD program is offering the PowerBASIC source code of COBFD to anyone who wants to upsize it to 32-bits. https://forum.powerbasic.com/forum/user-to-user-discussions/programming/813074-32-bit-update-for-cobfd-bas?p=813076#post813076 He can be contacted via email (as noted in...

When JPSoftware removed the 32-bit version of Take Command Console, I could no longer use the 32-bit versions of In-Process COM DLLs that I had developed. The workaround was to create a DLL surrogate, which allows me to use 32-bit versions of In-Process COM DLLs from 64-bit Take Command...

This is not a solution to your problem, but consider using the RunAsDate utility, instead of changing the date on your laptop. From the website: "RunAsDate is a small utility that allows you to run a program in the date and time that you specify. This utility doesn't change the current system...

Hey Olaf, _vfp.startmode seems the better method. Thanks! Joe

I am developing a console application using VFP9. At present, I do ext = JUSTEXT(Sys(16)) ...to determine the file extension of the complete application path. When I am in the debugger, this returns FXP, thus (partial code) If ext = "FXP" then ? theRecord Else .WriteLine( theRecord )...

Awesome! Many thanks. Joe

I would like to update my Visual FoxPro 9 SP2 09.00.0000.5815 to 9.0.0.7423 Reference: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/968409/fix-the-group-header-of-a-data-grouping-is-not-printed-at-the-top-of-a 9.0.0.7423 is a cumulative update. Note that the link in the KB article no longer...

If you have the Clipper 5.2 source code, you can re-compile it using 64-bit Harbour, available from https://github.com/vszakats/harbour-core Joe

On my Windows 10 64-bit system, I have used; vDosPlus http://vdosplus.org/ vDos http://vdos.proboards.com/ dbDos https://dbdos.com/ You could also install DOS into a Virtual Machine. Although no longer actively developed, I use vDosPlus to run my dBASE 5/Clipper 5.3/FoxPro DOS Applications...

I have taken a different route, and this works; LOCAL XLS AS ADODB.CONNECTION LOCAL rst AS ADODB.Recordset XLS = CREATEOBJECT("ADODB.Connection") XLS.ConnectionString = "DSN=bra456;" XLS.OPEN rst = CREATEOBJECT("ADODB.Recordset") rst.CursorLocation = 3 && adUseClient rst.CursorType = 3 &&...

OS: Windows 7 Build 7601 Service Pack 1 Visual FoxPro 09.00.0000.5815 for Windows I have an Excel spreadsheet, bra456.xls, which has one sheet named bra456 Here is how I access the bra456.xls from VisualFoxPro 9; SET SAFETY OFF OPEN DATABASE bradford CREATE CONNECTION cnBradford DATASOURCE...

Feel free to indicate your website, and I can contact you. I would also like to mention vDOS; http://sourceforge.net/projects/vdos/ vDOS is designed to run DOS Business Applications, such as dBASE, on modern OSes. It provides full-screen, better fonts, printing, copy/paste to/from Windows...

1 I Character 2 N 2 CAT Character 1 N 3 HTM Character 3 N 4 COM Character 4 N 5 PRICE Numeric 6 2 N 6 TITLE Character 80 N browse fields I, CAT, HTM, COM, PRICE, TITLE /20 or set fields to cat, price, title browse fields cat, price, title /20 Joe

Consider Ubuntu and Wine. You can run many MS Windows programs in this environment. An alternative to Visual Basic is PowerBASIC. Much faster and smaller apps, and no runtimes to worry about. Links: http://www.ubuntu.com/ http://www.winehq.org/ http://www.powerbasic.com/ I used to develop...

Quote: I can not even run my Clipper compiler & compiled apps on my x64 Windows 7 any more... I use DOSBox, available from http://www.dosbox.com/ to run my old Clipper programs. As DOSBox works on both Windows and Ubuntu (Linux), my old Clipper programs can be used on both OSes. Joe

DOSBox (http://www.dosbox.com/) runs all of my 16-bit Clipper apps with no problems. DOSBox works in both Vista 32 bit and Vista 64 bit. DOSBox also works on a Windows 7 environment 32bit and 64bit. Joe