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On the "real black box" with Toolkit 2 and QLib Toolkit (or some other "Pipe support" TK), you could use a named PIPE device on one of the networked QLs, like OPEN #3,NET2_PIPE_pnam_1024 : REMark NET2_ is the remote QPC here Assuming the IPNET server (that I have always wanted t...

I would like to communicate two programs that reside on two different machines Using QPC2 and IPNET. One solution might be to write on a shared file, but this could create security issues as the file may be opened or deleted from the outside. Do you think of other solutions? Thanks in advance to eve...

There is nothing but waiting for Marcel's opinion on the problem
I'm very curious to see Bob's routine!

Giorgio

I have another question about the behavior of the window manager using the Easyptr4 menus. My system palette plans to have the windows application menus on an orange aoutine, the scroll bars and the arrows are red. This can be seen on the right side of the image within the filter menu. The big icon...

I have another question about the behavior of the window manager using the Easyptr4 menus. My system palette plans to have the windows application menus on an orange aoutine, the scroll bars and the arrows are red. This can be seen on the right side of the image within the filter menu. The big icons...

Hi,
we are released QTImage 1.2
this versione fix an important bug in the management language and allow to import interlaced PNG images
You can download the package here: http://www.hunggartorino.it/ql/qtimage-2/

Enjoy

Giorgio Garabello
Quantum Technology

QTImage 1.1 is now available at Quantum Technology website
http://www.hunggartorino.it/ql/qtimage-2/

What's new?

New graphic interface
UNDO funciotn added
JPG image export added
Contextual help added
Better system palette
Better language management.

Enjoy!

Giorgio Garabello

A brief article about the Xchange's TSL

http://www.hunggartorino.it/ql/xchange-and-tsl/

Regards

Giorgio Garabello

I have a question: is it not possible that PSERVE when it receives a request, does it want to retrieve system date and time and return them instead of a default string? I have done a quick patch. If you supply an empty string to the ping server e.g. PSERVE "" It will return the current da...

I have a question: is it not possible that PSERVE when it receives a request, does it want to retrieve system date and time and return them instead of a default string? It's possible, but the PSERVE routine would need a bit of re-writing to pick up the current date/time every time it received a pin...