Recent content by DeerBear

Hi garwain, You can use PowerPDF which is a powerful suite for creating PDF Files. WPTools is good, too, but quite expensive from what I remember. Cheers, Andrew

Hi Raven078, The problem is that Windows distingueshes( I dunno why ) turning the NumLock light on and actually pressing the NumLock key. When looking for the answer please bear this in mind. Cheers, Andrew

Hi tbarone, I bet you've handled OnBeforeEdit and/or OnAfterEdit, etc. If this is the case, please post the code. Cheers, Andrew

Hi new2delphi, If you own a PRO or superior edition of Delphi 5, you are entitled to use the Package Collection Editor, which would allow easy deployment of multiple packages. Check it out. Cheers, Andrew

Hi lastcyborg, This question can mean everything and nothing... please give a wider explaination of what you want to achieve :-) Cheers, Andrew

Hi KempCGDR, This time's your bad! ^_^ ShowWindow is different from PostMessage! Use ShowWindow with a 0 argument, after FindWindow. Cheers, Andrew

Hi KempCGDR, Sorry, my bad. Look at the help about WM_SHOWWINDOW. HTH, Andrew

Hi EricDraven, I would say you should lock the table and refresh data after each change. Locking the table will stop others from accessing a record while it's being modified, so that it should put the word "end" to the error. Cheers, Andrew

Hi NutsAndBolts, You probably missed reading the help file. Try having a look at the "visible" property there. Cheers, Andrew

Hi KempCGDR, FindWindow to find the Window handle based on title and/or class name. Use then PostMessage like this: PostMessage( Handle,WM_Hide,0,0 ); Should work. Cheers, Andrew P.S. Remember to include the "Windows" unit, if it's not already present!

Hi KempCGDR, Just Post it a WM_HIDE Message( PostMessage API ) or kill it( under Nt/2000/XP ). Cheers, Andrew

Hi TheDelphiBeginner, You may want to drop an eye to WM_Char and WM_DIALOGCHAR Windows messages in the MS SDK Help file that ships with Delphi. In order to prevent your next question, you can handle messages in this way : Type TMyForm = class( TForm ) private procedure...

Hi TheDelphiBeginner, You may want to have a look at the EnumWindows API. Cheers, Andrew

Hi davidchardonnet, Did you have a look at Torry? You can find lots of components there that do just that! ^_^ Cheers, Andrew

Hi BobbaFet, According to your Delphi version, you may do this : MyStringList.Delimiter := '#'; Reg.WriteStr( MyStringList.DelimitedText ); In this way you save the string list using a string key that you can revert to a list using the same delimiter. Cheers, Andrew