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You have to remember the rules of 'Order of Operation'. They are - 1. Calculations must be done from left to right. 2. Calculations in brackets (parenthesis) are done first. When you have more than one set of brackets, do the inner brackets first. 3. Exponents (or radicals)...

Sorry I forgot to include the error. It's - Project MediaCatalog.exe raised exception classEAccessViolation with message 'Access violation at address 0044D376 in module 'MediaCatalog.exe'. Read of address 00000208'. Process stopped. Use Step or Run to continue. Anyhow, your suggestion...

I have a main form that controls the common elements of entering and editing data for different DBs. The frames are then unique to the data being entered. With the OnExit event for each data element, I check to make sure data was entered correctly and if is isn't, I want the program to stay on...

Not only do you need the /b switch in the compile line, but also include the line - FILE cld.lib to your link script. Happy debugging! [pc2]

Otermin... the calculator function is part of a library file I obtained so there is no code to enhance.

I know of a CALC() function in a library that I have. What it does when you make a call to CALC() is to pop up a simple calculator on the screen. The user can then do simple calculations, write down or remember the answer, exit the calculator and input the result where it is needed. If...

As you are reading each line in the INI file, just check for the blank line separating the different sections. You could also check to see if the line starts with a '['. That would also indicate a new section has started.

LIB file is on its way!

OOPS...my bad. I already have a nice gift from Texas. It's a Texan's map of the USA magnet.[thumbsup]

Just post your e-mail and I'll send you my corrected LIB.

Here's the fix - Old Code nPos := at( chr( 9 ), cString ) // Check for a TAB if ( nPos == 0 ) exit endif cData := substr( cString, 1, nPos - 1 ) Fix nPos := at( chr( 9 ), cString ) // Check for a TAB if ( nPos == 0 )...

I was a little reluctant to mess with the library file as well. As long as you have a safe back up of the file, you can always recover. Just follow the step carefully and the fix is real easy. You also have to realize that Clipper calls LUPDATE() on it's own when creating/modifying databse...

Here's some place you can look for an answer. http://www.leylan.com/app.asp?pg=lupdate I applied this fix and have not had any problems since.[pc2]

Could you list some of these commercial function that could not be recovered? Some on here may known what third party library they are from and possiblely a work around if the library can no longer be obtained. You may also what to consider upgrading out of Summer '87 as well.

For those who need to get the IOLIB library, it can be found at this site - http://members.brabant.chello.nl/r.vangelder/rvgcc/cciolib.html

Here is some information on Silverware, makers of Silverclip - SilverWare, Inc. 3010 LBJ Freeway Suite 740 Dallas, TX 75234 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- General Information . . . . . . . . (214) 247-0131 BBS Phone . . . . . . . ...

How old is the computer that is giving the wrong answer? Try having them run a few diagnostics on it. It is possible a memory chip went bad. It happen to one of my clients when they upgrade the RAM. They did not bother checking he parity of the chips and all calculations came out screwy...

Happy to help.[thumbsup]

Frank, Like in all forums, when a new message is added to a thread the thread is moved to the top of that particular forum. LAADO is another person who requested information about TAB delimited files. Instead of rewriting all that I did in this thread, I just 'bumped' it to the top so...