I don't know if this works, but try:
Create a new event on the MLE object, and assign the Event ID: pbm_lbuttondblclk
I think that's the correct event for your purposes.
Problably it's the solution
You can use the Internet Explorer OLE control...
With the object in the window or UO, use:
ole_1.object.Navigate("http://somesite.com/image.jpg")
JCura
You can open the pdf in a window with a Adobe Acrobat Control for ActiveX OLE control (which use the pdf.ocx file in you Acrobat Reader directory).
and then use something like that:
ole_1.object.Print()
or another print function of the PDF Ole Object:
procedure printPages(none from, to...
Some ways for doing that:
-If the printer is in a Port (LPT or COM) you can try write to them and check the result.
Example:
FileOpen( "LPT1",StreamMode!,Write!,Shared!)
check the return value for success or unsuccess
See also PrintGetPrinter ( ) for printer ports
-You can see also if the...
That is the User Manual, not the Service Manual.
I need the service manual because I want to put more memory in my notebook, and I don't know how to do that. The service manual as that instructions.
If anyone knows how to do that I would appreciate.
Thanks
You can use the OLE control, Adobe Acrobat Control (pdf.ocx in your Adobe Acrobat Reader directory, C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 6.0\Reader\ActiveX)
And then use the print functions:
procedure printPages(none from, to: Integer) [dispid $00000015]; stdcall;
procedure printPagesFit(none from...
Problably the DB2 connection has a timeout.
Most problably, your process have different execute times for different reasons (network traffic, processor distribution, code processing,...), in different days.
You should check the database parameters.
One solution is change those, or set a timer...
When I switch between the Syntax mode and design Mode, the syntax it's always correct, but in the Preview and in runtime doesn't retrieve any results (when in Design mode).
In PB 9 the same SQL (in syntax and design mode), with the same database, works fine.
I'm using PowerBuilder 10 with Informix 9 Native Interface.
I can't make a Outer Join to work in a DW (Design Mode) with Syntax = PB.
I have the DBParm like:
OJSyntax='PB'"
The join works in Syntax mode, but not in design Mode (this used to work in PB9...)
Can anyone help me?
Thanks
J. Cura
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