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Thanks John,

But the money has already been spent. Anyway, it's a workaround. Most apps don't suffer from the problem, so the truth is out there.

Eddie

I have huge sympathies for Erwin’s problem, because on moving to Windows 10 I noticed this issue, which was compounded by the version of CorelDRAW I was then using drawing not only the caption but als ...

Or more accurately in terms of causation, to where you were before you got v8.60.

Pedantry award requested for January.

Eddie

Probably not, John. Afer all, FTN95 doesn't support CUDA or the forthcoming Radeon equivalent.

Eddie

Mecej4 - the options were a short list. I was talking about using COMMON to shorten the repeat declaration of variables in the multiple SUBROUTINE approach, not that it was something the original post ...

In some respects I have been lucky, as the first compilers I used did not support either NAMELIST or ENTRY, and I’ve therefore not become hooked on either. The code that hgratt posted and described (i ...

John,

You can't use 64 bit Plato on 32 bit Windows, but you can use 32 bit Plato on 64 bit Windows. In effect, that makes 32 bit Plato more versatile - at least, until 32 bit Windows is no more, th ...

I think that the future is entirely 64 bit. It's just that the present is both, with 32 bit having the edge for reasons mentioned. Things can, and will, change.

The colour-coding is an enhancement, ...

Paul,

My suggestion is that you thaw it - perhaps - but the choice is ultimately yours.

I'm just pointing out some simple observations, in part conditioned by my need to 'downgrade' a travel la ...

Just an observation or two on 'Frozen'.

32-bit Plato works in 32-bit and 64-bit windows, 64-bit Plato only works in 64-bit Windows. Not all computers run 64-bit Windows, not all users write applic ...

Wann ist ein Griff kein Griff?

Failure to supply a handle to a graphics area often causes this sort of problem, which goes away with a recompile, but comes back again later. So what handle did you ...

A problem that appears 'out of the blue' and then disappears, equally mysteriously, after a fresh recompile is a difficult one to track down, and wastes a lot of time looking for the reason, which may ...

John (Silver),

Although Windows 7 may not have the dpi-awareness feature, it certainly does have different dpi settings. In fact, I think they are much more 'elastic' than in later versions of Wind ...

Detlef,

It's a matter of being 'large dpi aware'. Unfortunately, large dpi settings (which make high resolution displays work for you) are not automatically handled by CW+. Some elements are handle ...

PS. I checked my slide rule. The scales are 10". There are problems where the slide rule gives you at least as good an answer as a PC. I reckon it must be quite a lot of decades since I used it i ...