I had this problem too, and it seems to have been fixed in D5.
It seemed to be something to do with the way the Object Inspector is docked!
I normally keep the Object Inspector and Project Manager docked together,
and this problem would *usually* exist. However, if I undocked the Object
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I would like to make an application that sits along the top
If you have another control docked with the object inspector this happens,
it's fixed in D5.
Max
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Oh ok.
mmm...I will have to check this out, although I was am pretty sure it wasnt
docked anywherehave to checkAGH !!! YES the watch list had
weeded its way into the background.thats tricky.
Oh well, thats fixed it !! Thanks All who replied
Jeremy Coulter
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How small could his EXE be if he used runtime packages?
*My* sample application in D5 was 14K.
I did the same test in VB6, and got 16K (not the 8k claimed in the article)
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I think Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V still works. Mine is docked with the project
manager.
So much for productivity.
Dennis.
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mmm...I will have to check this out, although I was am pretty
sure it wasnt
docked anywherehave to checkAGH !!! YES the
watch list
mmm...This is what I was doing, and do 95% of the time too, BUT now I know
what it is, its ok...
Jeremy Coulter
Application Developer
Application Development Centre
Compaq Computer New Zealand Ltd.
Phone: 64 3 371 5724
Fax:64 3 371 5724
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Hi people,
we have someone wanting a conversion from dBase to Access - just the
data, I beleive. No idea on rates etc, but if you are free (doubt it
would take long) call Claire Murphy on 09-3600231 - Auckland area
Ta
Nic.
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I have written a simple com component that shells out to a Command Line
program.
The program writes its output to the standard output device.
What I want to do is capture this text output, does anyone know if it is
possible?
Do I have to redirect it to a file and then get read the file?
Chris
I have written a simple com component that shells out to a Command Line
program.
The program writes its output to the standard output device.
What I want to do is capture this text output, does anyone know if it is
possible?
Do I have to redirect it to a file and then get read the file?
Are you meaning to change the COM Controls STDIN?, I didn't know they had
one...
Do you have any idea of how to do these things?, I really like the idea of a
pipe
Please Please some code
This is the routine I am using to shell out to the DOS program.
function
Chris Crowe asked:
Are you meaning to change the COM Controls STDIN?, I didn't
know they had one...
All Win32 executables have a standard in, out and error. Its just that in
most Win32 executable these have no meaning and are just redirected to the
nul device. A COM control will have the
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