I think postie can read .msg files http://infradig.com/postie.html Rob

this is worth a try then - thanks

Hi Tim, We are running our app with zbar on Android 7 and it works. The only difference that I can see is I am building using SDK 21. Regards Jordan Kind Regards Jordan Slappendel PO Box 1186,

Hi So i have a nice android app in magic3.2a client is happy. Have added in the Zbar to scan and look up data client is even happier..... Client = not happy - to find on Android 7 the apk will

Had to add System.Drawing to the CRR list to make it work Wes -- Annual Reporting Help! Annual Report Resources | BIAS Annual Report Program (Workshops) Wes Hein President - Director Of Product

Hi, I have a whole bunch of Outlook .msg files that I need to read and then extract some data from. Has anyone done this or even if it possible? Thanks in anticipation. Graham

I didn't need to point to any assembly ... Frederick's excellent example just checks if the existing status bar is Magic's. The one thing I haven't figured out though is how to ADD the new item. Mine

What .Net assembly do you need to load to get the com.magicsoftware.controls.MgStatusStrip? Thx Wes

Hm, you are right! :) Thanks a lot Florian! ;)

We have been using Team Foundation Server for a couple of years and now find our self’s needing to upgrade our client machines. I believe the individual on this group that assisted us was Rob

You are welcome! Glad to help. Sure!! Just let us know and we'll be waiting! :) Brenda

Brenda, WOW! What a great way to start a Monday. Give me a few days to try it and I'll let you know if I run into any problems. Thank you very much - Muchas Gracias If I ever

Nope. In older versions we used the border, in later versions the BG-color. I think the BG-color makes the border obsolete.

Forgot: I don't know if it works when the app is closed, I'll have to test that out. I know that everything you put on the java class it will work even with the app closed, but I don't know if the

Hi Todd, just tested in Android Studio and also in Magic. package com.magicsoftware.magicdev; import com.magicsoftware.core.CoreApplication; import android.content.BroadcastReceiver; import

Herbert, I wonder if something similar to what you desire could be accomplished with a subform, tab control, image buttons and context menus? The only problem I can see (so far) is

Hi Herbert, Take a look at the many samples that come with DevExpress. You can open/read/modify them in Visual Studio Community edition which is free! I see you already looked at the online

Thank you Todd, this samples helps us for a successful start in the past, but for further developing they are to simple. The result is on top of my documentation. We need some more details

Herbert, In the "Dot Net 3rd Party Samples" take a look at "DevExpress Navigation Bar" and "DevExpress Ribbon". There are examples for both Online and RIA. Todd

Hello everyone, we are Magic-developer since more than 20 years. We actually migrate our software from UniPass 1.9 to XPA 3.2 and try to „renovate“ a lot of our templates with Winform