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LemonJuice, OK, I think I see it. The problem you're having stems from the z-order of the fldPassword and fldAskterisk objects. Since flsAsterisk is a calculated field, it doesn't allow as much editing as a standard unbound field object. Try this: 1. Open Password.fsl in a design window...

rtb1, I've not used TMediaPlayer to load a file from the net, so I don't have any direct experience with any problems. However, you might see if the problem lies in obtaining the file or in playing it. To do that, try separating the process into two tasks, e.g. download the file into %TEMP%...

Richard, Perrin's right, ObjectPAL strings aren't sets of characters, as they are in some other languages, such as C++, etc. You can always validate the length of a string using size(), substr(), and so on. If you're trying to limit data entry to two characters, try defining a Picture either...

LemonJuice, I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful, but I'm not sure why you wouldn't be able to enter field values. About the *only* thing I can think of is that you may have upgraded Paradox in the intervening time. If that's happened, have you resaved (or redelivered) your documents...

SBendBuckeye, You might be asking a couple of different questions: 1) Can Paradox work with ODBC data sources? Yes, through the ODBC support layer of the Borland Database Engine (BDE). Details can be located at http://community.borland.com. 2) Is there a good ODBC driver for Paradox...

Raoul, Have you tried setting the TMediaPlayer's Wait property to FALSE? For more information, see the Help Topic for that property; there are some design considerations to take into account. Hope this helps... -- Lance

lemonjuice, Move your summary calculation into the group footer; that should give you the summaries you're looking for. Hope this helps... -- Lance

roni0401, It certainly sounds like you've checked the environmental factors. One wonders, though, if you've checked the application's basic design. After all, it's possible to design an application that runs beautifully when run standalone, but bogs down when copied to a network. One big...

compuserf, How about something like JobsDone_Date_Time, where _Date might be something like 20040510 (e.g. today's date as an Integer) and _time might be something along the lines of 152320 (HHMMSS)? If that works for you, then consider the following code sample that generates a string with...

Tony, Whoops, sorry for not telling you about setting the Panel's Align property. Mea culpa, -- Lance

reisende, Typically, you let Delphi handle this by setting an object's Anchor properties. Unfortunately, TWebBrowser doesn't implement Anchor properties. To work around this: 1. Place your TWebBrowser component inside a TPanel 2. Set the TWebBrowser's Align property to alClient. 3. Set...

safirlaila, Have you resaved the form in Paradox 9? Also, have you verified the form's stylesheet? (see http://techtricks.com/paradox/styleprobs.php for details). Typically, this is a problem with the stylesheet saved with the form in earlier versions. It's important to check--even if you...

Ed, Not really, though you can use calculated fields to achieve some limited effects. Paradox reports have never really had much support for coloring, primarily because affortable color printers were relatively rare when Paradox was originally written. You can, though, integrate your...

Richard, Hm. I don't see why this would be happening. I suspect that while this code may be surfacing the error, it's actually being caused by something else. What's the context this code runs in? Is is a pushButton, a library method, or what? What triggers it? Personally, I don't like...

filipe26, Are there other files besides the .DB, e.g. .X?? or .Y?? files? If so, you'll want to delete those, too, along with any .VAL, .SET, or .FAM files. Do not delete the .MB file, though; otherwise, you lose the memo and BLOB data. Hope this helps... -- Lance

vecjjk, Hm. I'm not absolutely sure why this is happening, but I suspect the underlying problem lies in the way C++ handles strings. As you may know, C++ strings types are (essentially) streams of characters terminated with a null character (\0). When you read that string variable, you get...

Opp, I'm still looking, but http://delphi.weblogs.com/articles should keep you occupied while I do so. Hope this helps... -- Lance

Opp, Hm. Interesting idea. Give me some time to poke around. -- Lance

PsiMatrix, While the one you found is likely a good place to start, there are many similar documents online, including (but certainly not limited to), http://community.borland.com/soapbox/techvoyage/article/1,1795,10280,00.html (which was developed from the conventions used by Borland's Delphi...

cobweb, It appears that you cannot use exportASCIIVar() to specify a blank separator. I tried a few variants and it seems that the original developer added code to the underlying routine that detects that condition and, if detected, default to using a comma. IIRC, the UI calls this, so it...