On Thursday, May 22, 2014 2:39:01 PM UTC-7, david.@dirconsulting.com wrote: >We have a clipper application that has run fine >on Windows XP for years. Being forced to upgrade >to Windows 7 32bit. Windows 7 64-bit Professional works fine too, if you download 'Virtual PC' from M$. This installs essentially 32-bit. ISiloX 6.15 for Windows® iSiloX provides a graphical user interface for creating and editing document conversion lists as well as initiating conversion of documents.

From Clipper is tool to extend and expand the Windows clipboard. Clipper provides a seemless, intuitive interface that keeps track of past text clipboard entries in a searchable history queue of up to 250 items. Clipper also incorporates hot keys to quickly paste the last 10 clips and to interact with the Clipper user interface. History of clipped text (up to 250 entries) stored in a first-in-last-out queue.

Hot Keys to quickly put any of the last 10 clips into the clipboard for pasting. Editor to change the current clipboard or history items Hot Keys can be locked to permanently store text such as passwords. Automatically starts up when logged in. You wont notice Clipper until you need it as it runs silently in the system tray with minimal CPU usage.

We have a clipper application that has run fine on Windows XP for years. Being forced to upgrade to Windows 7 32bit, the application run but will hang inconsistently but regularly. It usually happens after running a long process when the summary report is displayed.

Users that enter data consistently do not get the hang up. Clipper 5.2e Blinker 5.10 Turned off all power saving and sleep functions. We have set the memory settings on the shortcut and set compatibility settings. Any help would be appreciated. Dlzc 22.5.14.

Dear david.: On Thursday, May 22, 2014 2:39:01 PM UTC-7, wrote: >We have a clipper application that has run fine >on Windows XP for years. Being forced to upgrade >to Windows 7 32bit, Windows 7 64-bit Professional works fine too, if you download 'Virtual PC' from M$. This installs essentially 32-bit Windows XP as a virtual machine on your computer. Something like this for Win 8, but not clear to me yet how to do that. Also, DOSbox is freeware, and many people have good success. >the application run but will hang inconsistently >but regularly. It usually happens after running >a long process when the summary report is >displayed.

Users that enter data consistently do >not get the hang up. Recommend you review these search results. Windows 7 32-bit hangs ntvdm site: Clipper was a CPU cycle hog. I am not sure update to 5.2e fixed this.

If it did, and you used some other method, there may be some conflict. Do you have any wait states programmed into your 'long process', like calls to inkey(), or inkey(0.1) at some infrequent spots? Have you reviewed this thread? Smith unk.@googlegroups.com 28.5.14. 17.51 EDS 29.5.14.

Thanks for your post. Oracle Sql 9i Torrent Download. On the following page: there is a solution explained. 'Every now and then, the application will hang - seemingly randomly.

With that in mind we re-ran the test program with processor affinity set to use only CPU0 in Task Manager. The results were the same as disabling hyper-threading - no NTVDM hang!' If Clipper program hangs on Win 7, 8, 8.8 with multi core processors (4+ cores), the solution is to set affinity to only one core. No hangs anymore. Petar unk.@googlegroups.com 5.11.14.

05.48 timec.@gmail.com 5.12.14. Dear timec.: On Friday, December 5, 2014 5:24:59 AM UTC-7, wrote. Zone Umide Charlotte Roche Ebook Store there. Screen flickers when mouse is navigated >>2. Screen shakes when new data is displayed at a >location where data is already existing This is really odd. Have your video drivers been updated to current? Chr(16), chr)17).does not get displayed >after converting with xharbour. This is CODEPAGE settings.

Review the xharbour newsgroup for discussions of what codepages display these characters correctly. HOW TO DISPLAY.JPG FILE IN CLIPPER 5.3 >APPLICATION (.prg files) David A. Smith david.@dirconsulting.com 10.12.15. Dear david.: You have to figure out what the root cause of this is. It could be another program has stolen all keyboard input, or has installed itself in the 'keybaord interrupt stack'. For similar behaviors.

It may have something to do with your printer driver. It may have something to do with the patch you installed to allow Clipper code to run on a faster CPU: And at some point, you just need to move to (x)Harbour (or X#), and stop mucking around with Clipper.

Have you changed this wait look to use inkey(0.1) or similar? Smith mgk1 11.12.15.