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Hi all., I want to make a small and simple game for kids, where they need to compare between different shapes of polygons. So in this game, there will be a button, loading different Polygons, with transparent background. i REALLY preffer it will be with the Animated GIF of RxLib, … | |
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hi all how can i read\load MSG files of Outlook into a specific folder of outlook? i don't need to view them. just to load them in. example: i have the file and path : "c:\ebi\TempZ\66.msg" and i want to put it in the folder "ebi\ZZZ" which is inside the … | |
Re: hi you just need to download the page to your "CurrentDirectory" (or the program's directory), and do some text manipulations on it. the way i see the text, you just need to look for the spaces(" "). once you do that, you'll get lines of text build of 3 numbers … | |
Re: Hi dodl here is a very simple and working code that i always use(except of course in programs that i want to run more then once). you just need to place it in the DPR file of your project, and it's 100% working. Notice something important: The "UniqueAppName" is what … | |
Re: Hi Richard Maybe there is something preventing it to close, because something else is still opened. Does it get to the "Application.Terminate" line? Do you even see the MessageBox? Use BreakPoints. sometimes it's a great way to know what happens AFTER the exception. Besides that, i usually use : If … | |
Re: try to add : ShowMessage('-'+U+'-'); Exit; After the "U := GetCurrentUserName;" line. i use that way to debug sometimes. Using a BreakPoint (F5) wont show you if you have a Space or a CRLF. if you do have that, then maybe you can try : UserPath := 'C:\Documents and Settings' … | |
Re: Hi afro007., Duoas is right about using the FloatFormat, but here is an example: Var TempSum : Real; TempSum:=105.6; Label1.Caption:=FormatFloat('###,###.##', TempSum); however there are other ways to convert Real to String : FloatToStr. Label1.Caption:=FloatToStr(TempSum); (which can show you 105.6343254) and FloatToStrF, and FloatToText. sorry for my english, i hope i … |
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