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Most of our EXE’s are 8 to 14 MB, no issues whatsoever and still very very fast. Regards, Gerrit

Perhaps one of the fields has an invalid content or is empty when it shouldn’t be. Check if the BOOM is with the same record in every run and (if yes) then check the record’s content. Regards, Gerrit

If this happens on a “real” server, check the event logs. Check antivirus. Check the flename you create. Check in config the status of all installed programs; what changed on the 17th? Regards, Gerrit

Interesting options at the bottom of the page: https://www.tek-tips.com/misc/style']Style chooser[/URL] Change width The Nova style is a bit more compact, but still I don't like it. The width option is OK to use all of your screen. At least they gave us something to choose. Regards, Gerrit

Every post gets a mimimum height, resulting with pages with lot’s of empty space. Regards, Gerrit

If a user is ever allowed to browse / change, make sure the customer has formally agreed to use this function. And check again they’re making proper daily external backups! Regards, Gerrit

Yep, I couldn't log in. With help from tek-tips I'm back. I'm not sure I like the new layout, it's quite a difference and I was used to the old style. Regards, Gerrit

Hi Kristy, Yes, it’s intriguing! I have added this to our business software suite and users can now choose between Desktop OCR (using Tesseract) and AI OCR with Gpt4-o. I can confirm it’s working, but of course our Desktop OCR is working too. It’s sometimes hard to notice the difference...

Have you tried to run VFP as administrator? Regards, Gerrit

Hi Gendev, I was wondering about the length of the entire copy command, not just the filename. Regards Gerrit

Another wild guess, What is the exact length of you COPY command? Regards, Gerrit

Hi Chris, Yes, I saw that too. On the other hand, we’re automating translation. So if there is an error in the original posting I accept an error when translating. Perhaps I cannot read the original file, so I couldn’t correct the initial error anyway. I prefer to try to automate the...

Hi GenDev, I hope you changed "username" in your command to the actual name of your user. Regards, Gerrit

Another option was presented by António on https://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1774266. FUNCTION ValidateUTF8x (UTF8 AS String) AS Boolean RETURN STRCONV(STRCONV(m.UTF8,12),10) == m.UTF8 ENDFUNC Regard, Gerrit

Hi Chris, I think Olaf's function ValidateUtf8() from https://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?&rat1=10&fid=7900 could be used here. When testing it prevented double encoding to UTF8. In my testing I used LOCAL lcUTF8String lcUTF8String = IIf(ValidateUtf8(lcString)=0,lcString,StrConv(lcString,9))...

Guys, Well, I'm still working on my "own" solution. I can only say I very much appreciate your help and I'm sure others will benefit from this too, creating their solutions. I'm still wondering about the UTF-8 conversion. I tried conversions from Hindi and Chinese to Dutch. The source text was...

Hi, I will have to read more about the codepage settings probably (and do some testing as well). For my initial testing I do get proper results with English and Dutch languages, so the API is working. I do indeed have a COM EXE. I just added the code for translations. It's working fine and I...

Hi Chris, Yes, that's how it works. Thanks for your additional euro. And that is what I tested too in the scenario mentioned earlier. I don't use COM and I dont't think I need CREATEBINARY() for my application's purpose. Regards, Gerrit

Manni, Vernpace, Just tried the above scenario. If I use strconv(lcString,9) I get the UTF-8 string; using strconv(lcString11) on the UTF-8 sting I get back the original string. So after double conversions I get a 100% copy (according to https://text-compare.com). In this user case I don't...

Hi Manni, I haven’t been able to try this yet, but I found a few possible other solutions online too for creating UTF-8 compatible files. I guess that when you use filetostr() with a utf-8 compabible file and then strtofile() you should get a (new) file with the original content. That’s...