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Hi James, I belive this is how it is supposed to work--so you can tell numbers from strings. There is another function GetPVProfInt() for returning integers. I thought that GetPVProfString() would return the entire value of an entry as a string, regardless of quotes or any odd characters it might co...

Hi everyone, I'm using GetPVProfString to return an entry from an ini file that contains double quotes ("). However the function is stripping off the quotes and just returning the data within the quotes. An example: [Test] Entry=":" GetPVProfString returns this entry as : and not &quo...

Hi Randal, I don't know anything about the google maps interface but going back a few months I was under the impression it only worked on lat\long co-ordinates. The last company I worked for had to buy a data set for all UK addresses which also had all the lat\long co-ordinates in it. This way they ...

Thanks Antonio,

When I get an answer from xHarbour.com I will post it here in case it can help anyone else in future.

Kind regards,

Barry

Hi Antonio,

No I am only accessing the DBF via xHarbour.

Kind Regards,

Barry

Hi All, I have been experiencing the same error mentioned in this topic as well as another: hb_cdxPageSeekKey: wrong parent key hb_cdxIndexPageRead: read index page failed I am using latest xHarbour.com release and Fivewin 7.05 reading\writing to standard DBF files using DBFCDX. When one of these er...

Hi Detlef, I had a similar problem just yesterday trying to do: cDBField := "ACNT_NBR" REPLACE PAYMENT->&cDBField WITH cValue This was causing the "&syntax error" you mentioned. I fixed it by doing the following: cDBField := "PAYMENT->ACNT_NBR" REPLACE &cDBF...

Thanks everyone for your input!

Biel's solution is the only one that I could get to work, but it does work perfectly for my needs.

Thanks again,

Barry

Hi, I have a GET that is created from a resource file and is set as a password field. Is there any way to change the character that is used to mask the password? Currently it uses a fat pipe character (like "|" but thicker!). Ideally I would like it to use the Windows default mask. Does an...