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The location of the EXE is really up to you. The only time having it on the network is problematic is if you have a pretty slow or locked down network. Otherwise, there is no real performance issue. The upside of putting it in the OI directory, I gu…
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This is a tough one to answer. Looking at my code, nothing stands out, but there are layers of code beneath my own (this is a 3rd party control) that might be at play. Would you be willing to email us a copy of the XML you use to set up the ribbon. …
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Here is an RDK to patch your system. There are only two routine affected, so I just recompiled those two routines to use the 8.x friendly opcodes. Let me know if this fixes it.
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I see what this is. I compile in 9.4, which supports UTF8 op codes that probably don't exist in your version of OI. I will have to recompile SRP Editor without those opcodes to work in your version.
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Illegal opcode??? What version of OI are you using?
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I think you are looking for HideCommands.
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The code does look correct. My guess is that the subclass control just isn't able to load the image for some reason.
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Are you setting the image after setting OLE.OptionButton to 1?
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If CtrlId is the fully qualified name, then you need to replace periods with semi-colons. OI doesn't like periods being passed into indexes. In other words, this would not work: Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_SUBCLASS", "OLE.OptionImage[MY_FORM.MY_EDIT…
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In the Options dialog (first tab), uncheck Smart Indent.
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The "System" theme isn't anymore customize-able than any other theme. It simply means that the Ribbon will use the current system colors, which is defined by the user instead of you. If you go this route, you can make other SRP controls match pretty…
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In a perfect world, the themes would be in one place. However, these controls were created over many years using various 3rd party libraries. The Ribbon shares it's theme with a handful of controls (such as Calendar and Datepicker), but that's about…
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Ah, yes. I totally didn't think about that. We generally avoid auto-registration precisely because it doesn't work without running OI in admin mode.
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Some versions of Windows default to 24-bit, and 32-bit is required for proper rendering. You can search the forums to see discussion on that. Another issue is that, even if you register the controls on a physical machine, that doesn't mean they are …
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When someone logs in, do they have their own unique session (i.e., Terminal Server)? Or is this an RDP into a physical machine. What Operating System?
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It does use it to support the ability for a single line of Enhanced BASIC+ to behave like a single line of code when debugging. Otherwise, you'd have have to "step over" some lines of code three or four times. The semicolon is used for most things, …
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That is how the Win32 API renders windows. Since RDP draws slower, it's more noticeable.
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So, you are viewing FrameWorks through a remote connection of some sort. Confirm that the remote connection client is configured for 32-bit imaging.
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What OS is this running? Windows Server 2008 or Winders Server 2013 Web Server edition by default struggle within 32-bit images.
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It depends on the virtual PC. All that really happens with the ClientSetup is updates to the registry. If the Virtual PC is setup in such a way that changes to the registry are not preserved, that could be a cause.
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I'm not sure why you can't find it. I'm on Windows 10 and am looking at it right now. Indeed, the SRP Editor couldn't function if Windows 10 was preventing access to the registry at this location. There must be something else preventing you from see…
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My apologies. I linked to the wrong OpenSSL .lib files when producing the non-debug build. Try 2.1 RC2 here.
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My apologies for your time begin wasted. I will remove it from the documentation.
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Looking at the source code, the event was commented out. I believe it was just too disruptive and dangerous to allow for proper usage.
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Sorry it took so long, but I took the time to improve SRPMail.dll so that it will be ready for OI X 64-bit. You can download a pre-release build (version 2.1 RC1) here. This is an RDK. It will update your current SRPMail.dll and the SRP_Send_Mail st…
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I had to double check the code, but SRP Mail only returns a number when it succeeds: 1. If it fails, it always returns a string describing the error.
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FYI, I did see this and have been working to resolve it. I'll keep you posted.
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My guess is that the form doesn't know it changed.
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Yes, the OCX has to be compiled into a separate 64-bit version. There should be a regsvr32.exe in the System32 folder, which would be a 64-bit version of regsvr32. This is not the same as the 32-bit version of regsvr32, which is in the SysWOW64 fold…
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I've made the addition to my code base, but it will be some time before a build. We are in the middle of testing our controls with OI X and getting then ready for 64-bit.