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Find on Internet free jpg2gif converter. In Powerbuilder: Run(jpg2gif.exe file_name.jpg file_name.gif) Arnold

You can use different static text objects with bold and regular fonts, if you know sizes of texts. If you don't know sizes of texts, you can calculate sizes dynamically during run time (which is a little bit complicated). Arnold

No trick in using .gif in Powerbuilder (at least not in PB 8-10). Just show a picture object with file.gif assigned Arnold

Use ChangeDirectory after you used SetCurrentDirectory Arnold

Sorry, it wasn't an answer for your question Arnold

You can create a standalone application in Powerbuilder which will monitor all your connections and alarm you if something changed. Arnold

Use EasDemo4. EasDemo9 or EasDemo10 (depending on a version of Powerbuilder that you use). Built-in database works fine. You don't need additional software or lisence Arnold

You can convert datatime "mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm" like '04/23/2005 15:41' into 042320051541 (if it solves your problem) by: //============================================= string ls_datetime = '04/23/2005 15:41' string ls_month, ls_day, ls_year, ls_hour, ls_min dec ldec_datetime1, ldec_datetime2...

I work in Mindows XP Professional and Powerbuilder 10 Build 4510. Here is a local function definirion: FUNCTION Long GetDiskFreeSpaceExA ( & string lpDrive, & LongLong lpFreeBytesAvailableToCaller, & LongLong lpTotalNumberOfBytes, & LongLong lpTotalNumberOfFreeBytes) & LIBRARY...

I don't think you can "retrieve all these rows simultanesously". Large number of row take time to retrieve. You can make your datawindow invisible until all rows retrieved. Then to show it and to scroll to the last row by datawindow_name.ScrollToRow(datawindow_name.RowCount()). Arnold

Not all versions of Powerbuilder support SaveAs in PDF format. Check "SaveAs method (DataWindows)" in Help whether your version of PB does or doesn't. At least Powerbuilder 10 and (as I remember) PB 9.0 support it. I am not sure about composite datawindow (I didn't try yet). Arnold

If all your column names are less than 8 characters, you will have allignment you expect in text file after exporting a datawindow. Otherwise header allignment won't meet your expectation (in tab delimited text file). It will be OK in Excel though. Choose short names (less than 8 characters) for...

string ls_text, ls_keyword, ls_required long ll_pos ls_text = 'BEG>78>>LS>>45782>JP>8797' ls_keyword = 'LS>>' ll_pos = pos(ls_text, ls_keyword) ls_required = mid(ls_text, ll_pos + len(ls_keyword), 5) MessageBox('',ls_required) Arnold