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If you just set SpinButton to true, then the default behavior is to fire the OnSpinClick event. If you set the SpinRange property, then the OnSpinClick will not be fired and the spin buttons will automatically update the edit line. The documentatio…
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DT_WORDBREAK does not modify the text you pass into it. It should be called DT_WORDWRAP, as it wraps whole words onto the next line when drawing or measuring text. It does not insert CRLF delimiters for you.
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Since SRP_String is for the screen, you can get the screen's DPI and use that to convert to the Printer's DPI. Declare function GetDC, GetDeviceCaps Declare subroutine ReleaseDC Equ LOGPIXELSX$ to 88 Equ LOGPIXELSY$ to 90 hDC = GetDC(0) Dp…
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Maybe someone else at SRP who has used it knows, but I have not done any RDK deployment in OI10. Let me clarify that NSIS installers do allow 64-bit, but it's not a trivial thing for SRP to support. We have to update our NSIS plugins to support 64-…
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That's why I don't provide installers for our 64-bit products.
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No can do. NSIS is 32-bit and cannot communicate with OI10's 64-bit DLLS.
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There is no maximum characters per line, but if you want to know how many will fit in a line before it needs to wrap to the next line, you can use SRP_String from our free SRP Utilities to measure an underscore and calculate how many will fit.
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It's current design is to change every misspelled word.
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4.1.2 RC11 will fix this. I was focusing on vertical scroll bars, but the issue was horizontal.
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Don will be emailing you a new RDK shortly. The RDK ships with source code to SRP_SPELL_CHECK in case you need to troubleshoot anything else. In this case, it was a simple loop error. It was looping one time too few.
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I can't recreate this in my environment. Perhaps it involves the order in which the table is setup and loaded. Can you email me code that mimics one of your problem tables?
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Can you share the SendMessage code you use to register the button event?
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The HeaderRow property.
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I presume by "nothing happened," you mean to say that the machine didn't react. I can't really troubleshoot with this information because I can't determine if nothing happened because the machine didn't like what you sent or if the machine never got…
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The issue is that the SRP EditTable is not getting the signal that it needs to redraw. This can happen for a lot of reason, but it's mostly out of the EditTable's control. Are you setting the REDRAW property anywhere? Also, make sure the SRP Tab con…
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If you have to convert a lot of images, the SRP Image Converter could be handy, and it's free.
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Thankfully, the SRP_String GetHeight service makes this easy.
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Sometimes this has to do with timing, especially during the CREATE event. I'll look into it and see if I can narrow down the issue.
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SRP Utilities 2.0.3 RC3 fixes this. It was never meant to output \u sequences for anything except control characters, so that was the first problem. The second problem, as @r.od.akker point out, was the 32-bit length sequence instead of the 16-bit s…
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kfournier@srpcs.com
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Can you email me the SRPLIC file so I can test?
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Did it find an SRPLIC file?
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SRP_ActiveX_Info_64.exe is available for OIX.
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SRP_ActiveX_Info 2.0 RC1 is available for download and testing. It should recognizes SRPLIC files in addition to being backward compatible with SRPLicense.dll.
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SRP Utilities 2.0.3 RC2 fixes this.
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You need a third party OCR library to convert a scanned document to text. I personally don't have a recommendation, but perhaps some of our other forum users do. I'll ask the guys in the office to chime in with suggestions.
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What in this screenshot is incorrect? I believe I'm missing context.
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I see. Right sort is actually extracting numbers and sorting accordingly. Interesting.
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I've tried to recreate this with a PNG, but I can't seem to do so. Are you using 32-bit BMPs or something for your images?
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Are the Char(0)s still an issue though?