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I'm wondering if others have had better luck downloading files with QFTP? I'm able to send files just fine, but when I attempt to download something with the RETR method (even with no meters or text), the file does not always begin downloading properly. It's seems hit and miss. It looks to be a 2003...

Thanks for the update. I appreciate it.

I have just about finished upgrading a Fivewin application from 16 to 32 bits, but there is one custom written object that was used in 16 bits that doesn't seem to have a 32 bit equivalent. It is a custom written folder class that was evidently created by Elliott Whitticar that allowed for "tab...

PeterHarmes wrote:Michael,

You have to change Tfolder to SysTabControl32, like this:

CONTROL "", 6100, "SysTabControl32", 0 | WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE | WS_TABSTOP, 5, 121, 395, 129

Regards,

Pete

That worked like a champ. Thanks.

Thanks Pete, I'll give it a try. I can see that it would be advantageous to rewrite the screens in pure code to make it more portable, but right now I'd just like to finish converting it to 32 bit.

My conversion to 32 bits is going extremely well. I'm quite pleased with how much of my 16 bit code works out of the box without modification. I am however having some trouble figuring out how to redefine a folder from a screen resource file. I'm using Visual Studio to edit the converted screens in ...

I"m trying to figure out how to access the unlha function of the LHA32.DLL file from Fivewin/Harbour. In C#, the code below works just fine to access the unlha function of the library. I'm wondering if someone could help me out with the call in Harbour in terms of the way the function assigns t...

Is the 64 bit upgrade the same deal, or can I use the RC file in 64 bit? I've seriously considered updating the basic screens of the application, and rewriting them in pure code. It would take awhile, but it sounds like it would be the most universal way to go and that is a big plus. For now I'm mak...

Thanks for the info on screens and the MAC. I assume that is also the case for LINUX ports as well?

Thanks. I'll do that. It will take a bit more time to convert the application of course. :) At some point I will be interested in porting this application to the mac. Just out of curiosity, how do I transfer the screen resources from a DLL file to the mac platform? Will I need to rewrite the screens...

I have added the lines you recommended. I had inadvertently left out the loadlibrary statement. If I do not set the "no fail create" property on the box to yes, it fails to create the dialog box. If I set that property to true, I get an error 1 message, non defined id 201. If I remove the ...

Thank you, I will give that a try.

I'm finally getting some actual time to work on updating an application to 32 bits. The code compiled into Harbour like a dream and I was able to replace most of the FUNKY lib tools with Fivewin functions or I simply rewrote them in Harbour. The conversion of my DLL file was a bit tricky mostly beca...

There are differences in both the number of bitmaps and screens in the older DLL and the newer one. The "clue" here is that I cannot export the newer DLL file to a RC format and read it back in again using exactly the same tool (16 bit Borland Resource workshop). There is definitely some c...

Hmm. I took a *MUCH* older copy of my original DLL file and I was able to convert that file just fine as well as some other dll files I have been using. I'm starting to think there is some kind of corruption on the original DLL file I was trying to convert, or some problem created when it's converti...