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Like the getsymbol function, is there a way to know in which form the user is working?
For example, a GetForm function?
For me, this is useful in the onstop function, then I would know the form name where the stop key was pressed (besides, of course, the procedure).
Best
Ari

Good suggestion, I´ll do that.
In any case, is there a way to know that the user clicked the left arrow?

I´ve done all the tests outside, in a clear field, no buildings around. As Josh said, Google uses wifi, whereas CSEntry does not. This might explain the difference in capturing the signal, but it does not help me much. I´ll try increasing the exposition time, but this also a problem, asking the inte...

I forgot to mention that I tried it also for 60 seconds, and it did not work.
Besides, and this might be the problem, the gps strength gauge shows nothing at all.

I do not know what is wrong with the gps function on my tablet (SAMSUNG TABA T280). I´ve tried the simple example from the help , like gps(open); // on Android if gps(read,30) then // a successful attempt at a read, for up to five seconds errmsg("Latitude is %f, longitude is %f",gps(latitu...

I would like to know if it is possible to trap the touching of the left arrow button, using something like "onkey". The reason for that is for the program to take control when the user hits the left arrow, since its behavior is a little bit tricky on my application. The return to previous ...

As a suggestion, when inserting a new field in the dictionary, if the field length is greater than 15, set the data type to Alpha instead of Num.

Thanks aaronw and Josh for your suggestions. The problem with aaronw´s is that the combinations are difficult to preview, like in my computer the excel.exe is in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office15\excel.exe. Since in most environments, when you install excel it connects the csv extension, I´...

There is a function in windows named WinExec that supposedly does the job in finding where excel is and execute it. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms687393(v=vs.85).aspx which can be executed in C++ (I did not try it), but I was unable to call it inside the execsystem funct...

Great!
Thanks
Ari