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Yes, John, 01 March 1900 was a Thursday, and 28-Feb-1900 was a Wednesday in countries that were already on the Gregorian calendar at that time. In countries such as Russia that were still on the Julia ...

It started in 1582 only in some countries. Britain changed in 1752. Countries like China, Turkey, and those aligned with Russia only adopted it a little over 100 years ago. I believe that in all cases ...

It started in 1582 only in some countries. Britain adopted it only in 1752. Countries like China, Turkey, and those aligned with Russia adopted it a little over 100 years ago.

... and I even read that a Dutch military unit won a battle before the date marked on their written orders, which reached them many days after the battle was over.

I am unaware of the Dutch example ...

You may need to add a check for the year. A positive integer is not going to give correct results for years before the transition from the Julian to the Gregorian calendar, and when that transition oc ...

Paul reported fixing an equivalent issue here in March of this year, and suggested mecej4's proposed solution:
http://forums.silverfrost.com/viewtopic.php?p=35971&highlight=#35971

I don't know whether this is a related problem, but if I try to read a line from an external file into a character that is declared as Len=32678, then Len_Trim seems to return the same as Len regardle ...

Thanks Paul. I forgot to mention that the 32-bit version runs ok, but not the 64-bit version. But you seem to have discerned that. Let me see if these installations fix the problem ...

I have a client running a ClearWin+ executable on a Windows emulator. The program issues the following message:

The program can't start because vcruntime140_1.dll is missing from your computer. Try ...

Thanks Paul. 9.12 works

I have just installed the new files for version 9.11, but when I run a project, the object files do not appear in the usual place - e.g., .\Release\Win32\
Any existing object files are deleted, but ...

In case it is helpful to anyone experiencing a similar problem, I successfully resolved this issue. It was caused by an attempt to write to a ClearWin+ window with an incorrect Fortran unit number.

I have an application that works perfectly ok until I have opened an external file a couple of times, and then all of the menu items stop working. The program has not frozen; if I click on the menus t ...

Hi Paul,
Understood. It seems to affect both OPEN and INQUIRE - the latter returns .false. when using EXIST, and OPEN generates the 146 error message. But you have given me an idea with RENAME ...

I have identified a cause of this problem. If there is an accent in the filename or directory, then Open returns the error 146. This problem is not unique to FTN95; any ideas of how to work around tha ...