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Greetings Antonio,

This is great news!! I look forward to seeing some examples of to implement ActiveX.

Antonio, thanks. That change works. So, now REG_SZ and DWORD values are working.

Sorry, I forgot to add that using the function to set a REG_SZ (text) value works fine.

Antonio,

I would be in favor of adding an optional fourth parameter to allow for BINARY values. I have an important need for this.

Thanks,
Bill

Hi Antonio, Thanks for the efforts. However, I have tried to set a DWORD value but receive a return value of 87, which is "INVALID PARAMETER" and the value is not added to the registry. Here is a sample of my call to it: //nHnd returned from RegOpenKey() cVal := "AutoEnter" nVal ...

Very good, thanks!

It seems the function only stores STRING values? How can I store DWORD and BINARY values to the PPC registry?

Thanks.

Pawel and Antonio thank you for the hints.

Antonio, is there a reference on the wrappers, for help on things like hb_parn--() ?

Might someone help me with the C-wrapper syntax? I have looked at the Harbour website for documentation, but could find none on the c-wrappers. I have the following code so far. I need to return the second element of the structure "ScanFindInfo". The second element is a string. #pragma BEG...

Richard, very nice! Thanks for cleaning up my code. Antonio, thanks for the info on the built-in FW functions. I'm still learning the FW syntax and functions. Also, Antonio thank you for the incredible tool that FWPPC is. It has enabled us to deploy a Mobile app in very short time! Merry Christmas t...

This sample uses a SAY object to collect the signature and its DC is saved to the bitmap file. It works nicely... #include "FWCE.ch" #include "DLL.ch" function Main() local oMain, oSig, nHdc local cDir := CurDir() PUBLIC nOldX := -1, nOldY := -1 DEFINE WINDOW oMain TITLE "Dr...

I've had better luck using the LineTo function. Using SetPixel made the signature look very "dotted". Something like this sample works very nicely... #include "FWCE.ch" #include "DLL.ch" function Main() local oWnd, oSay, nHdc PUBLIC nOldX := -1, nOldY := -1 DEFINE WINDO...

After more Googling, I found the answer. It of course involves paying money!

http://msdn.microsoft.com/windowsmobile ... fault.aspx

Hope this info helps someone!

We have moved onto Windows Mobile 5 (aka 2005). In this OS, Microsoft has adopted a routine to authenticate programs. If not authenticated, the first time your program runs, the user gets the dialog shown below. Anyone know what must be done to avoid getting this? TIA! http://www.simmeth.com/images/...

Antonio,

Many, many thanks! I have received your email and will begin work on it this morning!!

Thanks again,