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As a way of displaying data only. No drag and drop etc. We are using it as an alternate way of displaying schedules created using my product.
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I think what happened is in my testing of the code I had placed a debug before the SRP_Zip_Close and not called it, subsequent tests of the code then gave this error due to the lock being place. Thanks for the help.
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Cool perfect.
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BTW it says they will expire 8/29/2013, what happens on that date, do all the controls stop working?
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It's a bug of some kind in SRP OLE Info.exe, SRP_ActiveX_Info.exe reports the correct information.
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I am getting errors when I run SRP OLE Info.exe, each control says licensed to use version 2.0 or less. SRPLicense.dll 28 KB Application Extension 8/29/2012 8:37 AM -a--- C:\Back SRPLicense.dll 28 KB Application Extension 8/29/2012 8:37 AM -a--- C…
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OK that sounds good I'll modify my nsis script accordingly.
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I am now using FindWindow as declared in DLL_USER32 to find the Window via the Class. Too many thing can change the Window title.
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In SYSPROCS DLL_USER32 added HANDLE STDCALL FindWindowA(LPVOID, LPCHAR) as FindWindowTitle Ran Declare_FCNS "DLL_USER32" Can then call Declare Function FindWindowTitle RetVal = FindWindowTitle(0, "OpenEngine":\00\) RetVal is non zero if OpenEn…
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Very cool, that looks perfect. Thank you.
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I think so yes, how would I detect it based on specific caption?
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size of (window frame x 2) + (6*2) always have a six pizel border between mdi frame and edge of main window SizeDiff = (GetSystemMetrics(SM_CXSIZEFRAME$) *2) + 12 but by using CLIENTSIZE it's not needed. The following works Declare Function Get_Pr…
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Your comment made me think why don't I just change the size. This fixes the problem on my machine. EQU SizeDiff To 28 ! get mdiframe size MdiSize = Get_Property("MAIN_TACTIC.MDICLIENT", "SIZE") ! get main window size MainSize = Get_Property("MAI…
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Runtime.
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When I change the form to cover two monitors the mdi frame does not fill the form it size remains fixed at the size of the primary monitor.
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From Carl Pates "I believe that internally the XOInstance code uses SQLConnect() which expects the name of a DSN file, rather than SQLDriverConnect() which doesn't, hence I don't think you can get away without defining the ODBC connection on the loc…
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OK, I'll try that. Moving to ADO seems like it might be a lot of work. What advantages would ADO have? Is it faster?
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Got it working, error in my code. I was reading SQL passwords etc from a new file. The name of the data connection was being converted to uppercase in the old code but not the new code.
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OK, that gives me something to look at. I just noticed I had made a few minor changes to my code maybe that is the source of the problem.
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I fixed the focus issue by adding Call Set_Property("SYSTEM", "FOCUS", "IMAGE") to the OnClick event.
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That fixes the zoom issue.
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On Andy's machine using a Logitech mouse (Microsoft driver) he sees the same behavior as I do, that is the wheel does not zoom.
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Hmmm maybe it's the Logitech driver
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Windows 7 64 bit Logitech Performance MX Setpoint version 6.32.7 Driver version 5.33.14 Do you have a similar version etc? I think mine is the latest but I could be wrong. I just called Andy (my co-worker in Boston) I wanted to see how it works …
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Hmm actually zoom does work, holding down the control and pressing the light and right mouse buttons zoom in and out (or be it in a very jumpy manner, not smooth). Mouse will does nothing. BTW ideally I like to use Shrink or Thumbnail.
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Using 3.0.4 Switched to Pan mode and focus works correctly (no new version required). This might work as is, if zoom works. I hold down the control key the mouse changes to something that looks like it might zoom, but using the scroll wheel with …
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Yes, that works. If I can get a handle to the window so I can close it (see revelation forum).