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Re: Schow pictures with Clipper
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| Ross McKenzie 2005-09-16, 7:55 am |
| On Fri, 16 Sep 2005 12:41:23 +0200, Otto <ohaldi@freesurf.ch> wrote:
>Hello to all,
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>It is possible to schow picture with clipper?
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>If it's possible I need to show it in a windows only.
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>Many thanks in advance for your help.
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>Otto
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Hi Otto,
I guess that you could use Blinker's SwpRunCmd() to start your
favourite image viewer.
Regards,
Ross McKenzie
ValuSoft
Melbourne Australia
valusoft AT optusnet DOT com DOT au
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| Hello Ross
> I guess that you could use Blinker's SwpRunCmd() to start your
> favourite image viewer.
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Yes it is a good idea but I like to have it in a windows!
Regards
Otto
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Using Clipper 5.2e, Blinker , TextPad, PageScript
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| Hello Ross
Many thanks four your quick answer.
> To be able to show an image as part of the Clipper application's own
> screen, as you have explained to Eugene, you will need to use a
> library such as DGE or Sunshow, neither of which are still available
> as far as I know.
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> If you worked with Clipper 5.3, you could then use the LightLib
> product to achieve this also.
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Yes, I'm still using Clipper 5.2. I fact I don't program anymore so
much. But It is one old customer program who work very well and he don't
won't change it!...
> If you used Harbour and MiniGUI (both free of cost), you could do this
> easily.
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I didn't learn programming with class but like very much once to try
it.
Regards
Otto
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Using Clipper 5.2e, Blinker , TextPad, PageScript
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