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The reason is not the OS.

Possibly, an update to the latest version of Xbase++ may be required.

I don't have Windows 11 so I'm not sure what is happening here.

Try removing the pushbutton from inside the GET object and see if it makes a difference.

Here is an example of how to disable keys in the combobox using a custom event handler: #INCLUDE "dcdialog.ch" #INCLUDE "appevent.CH" FUNCTION Main() LOCAL GetList[0], GetOptions, aComboCaptions, aComboValues, ; bGetSet, cComboCaption, nComboValue, oComboBox aComboCaptions := { ; 'Nineteen Ninety Se...

It would require a change to express++ source code to allow a select from the right mouse button.
Do you also want to disable the left mouse button?

Column names in SQL statements are NOT case sensitive.

Please clarify what you are asking.

You could try PostAppevent(xbeM_LbUp, ... )
if PostAppEvent(xbeM_LbClick, ... ) doesn't work.

Which DEBUG are you using? xppdbg.exe ?

Or are you using the eXpress++ WTF command in your source code?

Here is another way you can store the field name in the XbpColumn object: DCBROWSECOL FIELD CUSTOMER->bill_name HEADER 'Billing Name' WIDTH 25 PARENT oBrowse ; EVAL {|o|o:_fieldname := 'BILL_NAME'} DCREAD GUI EVAL {||(wtf oBrowse:getColumn(1):_fieldName} You can assign any new variable to the column...

I updated _DCXBROW.PRG to use the new hide() and show() methods. http://bb.donnay-software.com/donnay/_dcxbrow2307.zip This sample program should now work: #INCLUDE "dcdialog.CH" #INCLUDE "Directry.CH" // This example shows how to use the new hide() and show() methods of XbpColumn class, // by using...