Hi xinje, I see that you have some interests and certainly a best knowledge of VFP that me ! :) As Robert, told you, I've created a VFPXPorter application that read VFP Projects & Forms, create/move/exporter hte VFP code to an X# project. Forms and Event are moved to something that X# (and .NET)...

Hi Moshe,

as I don't know what process you have followed, may I suggest to have a look at one of our video, Beginner Level: Moving applications from VO to X# - Part1, on our YouTube channel (XSharp Academy):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yduay2fc-nE

HTH,
Fab
Devteam Member

<r>Hi Bousri,<br/> <br/> welcome on board.<br/> I hope you will find here all the ressources that could help you to start with X#.<br/> <br/> BTW, if it can help, we also have a French language Forum section : <URL url="https://www.xsharp.eu/forum/french-forum">https://www.xsharp.eu/forum/french-for...

<r>Hi Basile,<br/> <br/> I don't know about Sentry, and maybe this not exactly what you are looking for but I'm more and more using Serilog in order to catch events (Exceptions or not) in my apps.<br/> You can set the format, and the destination; it can be a file, a rolling-file, emails, different k...

<r>HI Martin,<br/> <br/> Exporting your VO App to X# will provide you a "real" DotNet application.<br/> And you can extend it with any library that comes from DotNet (C#, VB.Net,...), or you move your business logic to an X# Library and "consume" it from any Dotnet Application.<br/> Most of VO third...

Hi Martin,
and welcome on board.
If you need any info about X#, please feel free to ask, I'm sure someone will reply

Fab.

Hi Dick,
So ... Could it be related to the name of the Zipped files ?
Special Names, Special chars or char that are not/badly supported ??

Fab

Hi Dick,
unfortunately, I have not idea...
Have you tried with the same set of files (same condition), without AES ? or with another encryption method ?

just a shoot in the dark...

Fab

<t>Hi Dick,<br/> for this kind of things, you can also use the BackgroundWorker class.<br/> It works the same way with WinForms and WPF.<br/> You create the object, attached event for DoWork, ProgressChanged, RunWorkerCompleted.<br/> So you can RunWorkerAsync()...that will launch the DoWork event; t...

Hi Basile,
nice to have another French guy here !!!
If you have any question, please feel free to ask, and if you prefer a more direct talk (in french), send me an email and we will arrange something.

Cheers,
Fabrice at xsharp.eu