Hi Martina,

I will include both files in my distribution just in case I need them later.

I am very happy I "found" your Easter egg with your help. Appreciated very much!

Thank you very much.

Gerhard

>Hi Gerhard,
>
>NATIVE_FXLSX is "easter egg" in XFRX 15.0.3
>md5.fll is not needed, but outputs to MS Office 2007 format can use this fll library for creating md5 cheksum images in report.
>XFRXT.EXE is needed for HTMLPLAIN only.
>
>Martin Haluza is very busy, support do I.
>
>Martina Jindrová
>
>>Hi Martina,
>>
>>Sorry to bug you again. I followed your suggestion and upgraded to 15.0.3. There is no documentation included and the README.HTML does not have anything about that point so I have a problem to understand, what the new (compared to version 14.5) MD5.FLL and XFRXT.EXE are good for and if I need to include them in my distribution. I tried to contact Martin Haluza by mail a week ago but he seems to be not available.
>>
>>Could you please tell me, what these elements are good for?
>>
>>TIA
>>Gerhard
>>
>>>Hi Gerhard,
>>>
>>>http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/worksheet-compatibility-issues-HA010172659.aspx
>>>
>>>Your "excel output" has rows more then 65536. XFRX use Excel COM for saving to xls and default format is XLS (Excel 97-2003).
>>>Because XFRX 14.x - 15.0 has bug ( XFRX#LISTENER use always plain mode for XLS/XLSPLAIN - ignore SHEET_PER_PAGE) it's way using XFRX#INIT.
>>>Another way is upgrade to 15.0.3 and use NATIVE_FXLSX output (MS Excel 2007).
>>>
>>>Martina Jindrová