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steveschmidt Yes u r missing some'. We are taking here off PICTURES being stored in a General, not MEMO field, to be saved as a bitmap or jpg file that can be viewed in any Photo Editing Software.

One more thing I just noted. The new dlls being created is described in its Explorer properties as Microsoft Visual Foxpro RunTime Library and is larger is size than the dll which I meant to create.

mkrausnick I guess I would have to go your way thanks.

1. It is one project that creates two dlls. 2. 'Regenerate Component ID' - I am not familiar with that term 3. Do you mean regsvr32/u? I thought that VFP was doing that automatically when you build the project.

Kate, Sad I can't help you there. It is something that I have thought about. Why isn't there a function to copy a picture from a disk file into a General Field and the reverse. I am waiting with you to get some comments on the subject.

Just recently I got into the DLL creation business. I use them to bundle alot of public functions that I use. However, I keep getting dll files being created on its own accord with an [r1] and [r2] added to the filename portion of the created dll file. For example, I build my DLL project to...

Mike, This is exactly what I a saying to you. I am about three different printer drivers installed on my machine. Two are network printers. If I set one of the Network Printers as my default printer and proceeds to breaking my network connection and run GETPRINTER(), I get the error message...

Installed printers. If the default printer is not accessible, forinstance if it is a network printer and the network is not available, it returns an error "Printer Not Ready" - does not show the dialog box

I was utterly humiliated by the failure of this function to pop the dialog box for the user to select a printer. Instead it returned a 'Printer Not Ready'. The tragedy is that the program won't get continued if a printer is not selected. What I found is that when the default windows printer...

When will I become TipMaster? Hmmmmm Watch your back, a new entrant can oust you - you know.. Congrats, Man. [thumbsup2]

Mike, Sorry if I am appearing to be a problem. I believe in excellence and surely a flashing black screen in the middle of a Windows App is not excellence by my estimation. If NETSTAT will not run silently, then I will have to go the more painful route of using GetTCP?????() API functions.

Why isnt Shellexecute creating ports.txt? I have run out of ideas. Could a kind heart assist. I am trying to go around the IPI* APIs. =shellrun([NETSTAT -a -n],[],[open],[ >C:\ports.txt],1) FUNCTION shellrun PARAMETERS cfile as string,cdir as string,caction as string,cparams as String...

I have been assigning the clients of my software arbitary port numbers on which to accept incoming messages. However,I don't know if the another app on the client/machine is already 'listening' on this port. Would there be conflicts? Should I worry?

WGCS I am using UDP. I want to ensure that the client only respond to my connection only. is .accept() the answer. My code is in .dataarrival() Any help.

One more thing, How do I ensure that no one else sends instructions to the Kiosk on the Network, using a similar WINSOCK setup.. See I just moved to WINSOCK I was using a timer on the client which responds to the contents of a shared table. Could someone rest my fears?

Great guys. The basic difference is the need for feedback. In my case my client just follows instructions. I need hear nothing from him. Good reading Marcia, but it did not appear in table form as you intended. Try reposting with the () before and () after the table. Ignore the () in this...

I am writing an app which comprises an Application Manager and a Library Kiosk. I am using Winsock.ocx to send instructions to the Kiosk like when to shut down temporarily and reopen etc. In the protocol selection I get 0 for TCP and 1 for UDP. I have been using 1, cause I see it on most...

I am writing a dynamic form that has to be readjusted in size and Height given the parameters passed to it. This means that I would have to be centering them horizontally. Any idea how I could achieve this? I am getting grey hair over this.

I am finding value for it to keep my Application Exe thin by doling out as much functions as possible to dlls. So at the start of my application I WILL DO THE FOLLOWING FOR EACH dll PUBLIC oData as Custom oData = CREATEOBJECT('data.UDFS') PUBLIC oDisplay as Custom oDisplay =...

Simple. Use an item in your list box to trigger your routine that will popup a form where the user enters the details of the new record. For example: Your Combox would have the following items: USA JAPAN CANADA -Add Country- In your combo box interactivechange test for the selection for...