A couple of thoughts...
Would the agreed payment meet your costs and give you some profit?
Would doing this work mean you are missing out on other work?
If you don't loose anything then extended payment terms (not a loan) are
just a risky long term investment.
Another couple of ideas...
You w
Exactly what I do .
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>
> I got one of those.
What? Trade insolvent? ;)
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On 1/30/07, Eugene Vital wrote:
> > Does anyone know of a quick way to refresh every open form?
>
> FOR EACH oFrm as Form IN _screen.Forms
> oFrm.Refresh()
> ENDFOR
Thanks Eugene.
On 1/30/07, "john harvey" wrote:
> Give each form a name when you create it, then drill down the object.
>
> John
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thanks for all the great responses! All of them I have tried have
accomplished what I wanted one way or another.
On 1/27/07, Sales Info <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Jeff,
>
> I'm not by a workstation with VFP, but under the Tools menu is a Class
> Browser(?) about 3 or 4 positions down that was
Ted Roche <> wrote:
> I had a client I've worked with before approach me for a follow-on
> project. They're strapped for cash at the moment, but had been
> perfect with payments on time in previous project that lasted 10
> months.
> They'd like to defer some of the costs of development for a per
To all out there looking for VFP positions:
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Philippines...
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> http://www.myiloilo.co
Interim times of political unrest. Not the place for me, I would likely
cause a furor over the New Yankee Radical Views In Capitalism .
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Is there a quick, painless way to set up the links in my Quick Launch
menu in my taskbar? I just turned it on (why I never did on this PC I
don't know!) and now I basically just want FireFox, VFP, and probably
Thunderbird.
tia!
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> From: MB Software Solutions
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>
> Is there a quick, painless way to set up the links in my Quick Launch
> menu in my taskbar? I just turned it on (why I never did on
> this PC I
> don't know!) and now I basically just want Fire
I'm writing an io intensive parse/update program that has to run
non-stop 24/7. I've only been able to keep it running for 3 - 4 hrs due
to c++ buffer overrun problems. Reminds me of the memory leak problems
that we used to have under windows nt, but I don't have any idea how to
proceed. Ideas?
-Le
Michael,
Simply drag/drop shortcut to the app from your desktop onto it.
Dave Crozier
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I tend to keep a folder on my desktop with a bunch of favorite shortcuts
and then some subset of that I will drag and drop to the QL as Tracy
indicated. And you can also add a whole folder as a toolbar. For
example, say you have a folder with a bunch of shortcuts that point to
EXEs for differen
I'm running in to a similar issue using GDI+ calls. Sent Calvin a
message in the hopes he could shed some light but no reply yet.
Lew Schwartz wrote:
> I'm writing an io intensive parse/update program that has to run
> non-stop 24/7. I've only been able to keep it running for 3 - 4 hrs due
> to c
I'm not using any gdi or gdi+ at all. This is a down and dirty read a
feed/parse the stuff & write it to tables app. The only non-VFP part is
a connection to ms sql server somewhere on the lan.
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> One-third = cash payable monthly NET 30
> Two-thirds = convertible, unsecured 90-day note at Prime + 3%
>
> Each 90 days, client will pay interest due and roll note over for
> another 90 days or offer the choice of the following options
>
> - payment in full of all principal and interest due
>
Humidity...
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> Warmth...
> Al
>
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> Philippines...
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> Dave Crozier
You might want to add a log mechanism that dumps memory levels,
variables, objects, etc. into a VFP table every X minutes. It might
provide some insight into what is causing this.
Lew Schwartz wrote:
> I'm not using any gdi or gdi+ at all. This is a down and dirty read a
> feed/parse the stuff &
Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
>> One-third = cash payable monthly NET 30
>> Two-thirds = convertible, unsecured 90-day note at Prime + 3%
>>
>> Each 90 days, client will pay interest due and roll note over for
>> another 90 days or offer the choice of the following options
>>
>> - payment in full of
That's the thing that reminds me of the old memory leak problems: the
app needs to switch many objects into & out of activity rapidly, eg read
10 bytes from the data feed, find the object to handle the bytes etc...
Lots of this stuff so the logging frequency would probably have to be
every few seco
Isn't this similar to a recent thread about restricting the program to
physical memory? (using Ed's utility)
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On 1/30/07, Lew Schwartz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm writing an io intensive parse/update program that has to run
> non-stop 24/7. I've only been able to keep it running for 3 - 4 hrs due
> to c++ buffer overrun problems. Reminds me of the memory leak problems
> that we used to have under wind
In the logging mechanism, I would check what the last time logged was.
If it was less than 10 minutes, don't log. If greater, then drop a log
entry and then reset the counter.
All I can say is a note of encouragement and an ancillary example. I've
run West-Wind applications for months and the me
On Jan 30, 2007, at 8:59 AM, Paul Hill wrote:
>> Warmth...
Domestic help for pennies/day...
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Lew Schwartz wrote:
> That's the thing that reminds me of the old memory leak problems: the
> app needs to switch many objects into & out of activity rapidly, eg read
> 10 bytes from the data feed, find the object to handle the bytes etc...
> Lots of this stuff so the logging frequency would probab
Kenneth Kixmoeller/fh wrote:
> On Jan 30, 2007, at 8:59 AM, Paul Hill wrote:
>
>
>>> Warmth...
>>>
>
> Domestic help for pennies/day...
>
Heck, you might even come across some of the US's former jobs.
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On Jan 30, 2007, at 10:02 AM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
> (And Ted isn't in the biz THAT long, is he? I figured him for late
> 40s
> in age?? If that's the case, boy, he started early! )
Ted is 73 years old.
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> Ted is 73 years old.
>
>
Where's the smiley? I've seen some of the photos and he doesn't look
that old.
Peter
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On Jan 30, 2007, at 10:35 AM, Peter Cushing wrote:
>> Ted is 73 years old.
>>
> Where's the smiley? I've seen some of the photos and he doesn't look
> that old.
OK, I was being nice. He's really 82.
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> (And Ted isn't in the biz THAT long, is he? I figured him for late 40s
> in age?? If that's the case, boy, he started early! )
I think Ted is in his 60s. Although he might be 70 by now. I'm not quite
sure. He's always been circumspect about his age, and a gentleman never
tells.
I swear I
Each object already has a pretty thorough cleanup method that's called
when I'm done with it. It is true that I don't 'release' the arrays
which can grow to be quite large, I just store null to ... I guess I
could dimension obj.Array[1] in the cleanup. Many of the objects are
reused.
-Original
Kenneth Kixmoeller/fh wrote:
> On Jan 30, 2007, at 8:59 AM, Paul Hill wrote:
>
>>> Warmth...
>
> Domestic help for pennies/day...
Hell, I've got that here.
And she gave me five kids, too. Although I _do_ have to listen to her
run that mouth 24/7...
Whil
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Beautiful Women!!!
Nah, I'll stick to the sheep (not in the physical sense you understand) up
here in the north where men are men and sheep are scared.
There's nothing like a dab of mint sauce behind the ears to make a sheep
really attractive you know. The only thing disadvantage is that you have
>As another thought, could you have a task shutdown the app and restart
it once an hour?
That's what we did with nt, including a reboot!
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Before I responded to Ricardo's last message I had to trim it and there
wasn't anything left. He is some kind of whack job.
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Whil, does your wife do email?
John
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Kenneth Kixmoeller/fh wrote:
> On Jan 30, 2007, at 8:59 AM, Paul Hil
Along with the buffer overruns, the crashes leave a number of corrupted
tables which can't be opened without being reminded about 3rd party
repair utilities. It seems that set tablevalidate to 0, use excl, pack,
use, set tablevalidate to 3 works too So what's with the 3rd p
utils? Or am I wrong
Quoting Lew Schwartz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I'm not using any gdi or gdi+ at all. This is a down and dirty read a
> feed/parse the stuff & write it to tables app. The only non-VFP part is
> a connection to ms sql server somewhere on the lan.
>
I had this same error not so long ago. It was interm
john harvey wrote:
> Whil, does your wife do email?
Why'd you bring my wife into this all of a sudden??
Whil
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When I'm entering code, the line I'm on appears underlined. It seems to
be something to do with IntelliSense or Auto Completion. If I stop
typing the underlining disappears after a few seconds. I use the
Microsoft Consolas Font. This happens on two of three machines, the only
distinguishing fac
Peter Cushing wrote:
> Ed Leafe wrote:
>> Ted is 73 years old.
>>
>>
> Where's the smiley?
Because one wasn't needed.
I've seen some of the photos and he doesn't look
> that old.
I imagine you think those gals on p3 look like that naturally, too,
then, right?
Ted _invented_ airbrush
Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
>
> Whil
> "Right now, somewhere, my future trophy wife is sweating through her
> fifth grade geography test."
>
LOL! That sig is hilarious!
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http://fabmate.com
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Lew Schwartz wrote:
> Along with the buffer overruns, the crashes leave a number of corrupted
> tables which can't be opened without being reminded about 3rd party
> repair utilities. It seems that set tablevalidate to 0, use excl, pack,
> use, set tablevalidate to 3 works too So what's with th
I've seen it in VFP9, where the line of is incomplete or wrong.
Rick Q
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When I'm entering code, the line
I think it might be background compile or something like that.
Check options, editor and background compile set to none.
>
>
> When I'm entering code, the line I'm on appears underlined. It seems to
> be something to do with IntelliSense or Auto Completion. If I stop
> typing the underlining disap
Kent Belan wrote:
> I think it might be background compile or something like that.
> Check options, editor and background compile set to none.
>
Bingo! Thanks!
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Ed Leafe wrote:
> On Jan 30, 2007, at 10:02 AM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
>
>
>> (And Ted isn't in the biz THAT long, is he? I figured him for late
>> 40s
>> in age?? If that's the case, boy, he started early! )
>>
>
> Ted is 73 years old.
>
I wouldn't extend him credit, t
I guess not in the dialog pop-up, but here's the help entry for 2091:
Either the table record count does not match the actual records in the
table, or the file size on the disk does not match the expected file
size from the table header. Repair the table using an appropriate
third-party repair uti
Convert things to be VMWare virtual machines. Those things being MS
Virtual PC machines, actual Windows installations and more. This is very
very cool.
http://www.vmware.com/products/converter/
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Alan,
> http://www.vmware.com/products/converter/
Excellent find!
Cheers,
Malcolm
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Jim Gray, one of the world's most noted database experts, is missing at sea.
http://scobleizer.com/2007/01/30/jim-gray-one-of-microsofts-smartest-is-missing/
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> Convert things to be VMWare virtual machines. Those things being MS Virtual
> PC machines, actual Windows installations and more.
Can someone explain to me how VM's can be moved between different
physical machines where different video cards, network cards, audio
cards may be present? Do you ha
Virtual Machine is a set hardware emulation.
VMWare has it's video and bios.
Virtual PC has it's own.
I move the VPC's I use between my laptop and desktops frequently.
Tracy
> -Original Message-
> From: Malcolm Greene
> Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2007 12:59 PM
>
> Can someone explain to
Tracy,
> I move the VPC's I use between my laptop and desktops frequently.
Any problems or gotchas?
What OS are you running in your VM's?
Do you run multiple VM's simultaneously?
Thanks for your feedback!
Malcolm
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Can someone explain to me how VM's can be moved between different
physical machines ...
VMWare abstracts out the CPU, video, networking (never needed audio).
This means that the ESX and GSX server versions use a layer of services
between the OS and the Virtual clients to "abstract" the s
Not sure if VFP9 is actually faster than VFP8, but my app at least
*seems* to compile and start faster. I just switched over today from
VFP8 to VFP9 for my FabMate app.
Has anyone else noticed any kind of speed difference (either compiling
and/or in execution speed)?
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MB Software Solutions wrote:
> Not sure if VFP9 is actually faster than VFP8, but my app at least
> *seems* to compile and start faster. I just switched over today from
> VFP8 to VFP9 for my FabMate app.
>
> Has anyone else noticed any kind of speed difference (either compiling
> and/or in exec
John,
Thanks for sharing your VM experience.
Are you running multiple VM's simultaneously?
What's your subjective estimate for how much slower a single VM is vs.
the same setup running natively?
What do you decide to run natively and what do you run in VM's?
Malcolm
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read it again. LOL
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>
>
>
> __
Are you running multiple VM's simultaneously?
Yes, that is the nature of the server, to host a number of clients that
are always all running at the same time. They share CPU, Memory and Disk
IO as needed - or can be setup to be very stingy about what they share.
I usually have a generic
> From: Malcolm Greene
>
> Any problems or gotchas?
None that I've not found normal, like IP #'s being already in use on the
network.
>
> What OS are you running in your VM's?
XP/SP1/SP2, W2K SP4, Linux
>
> Do you run multiple VM's simultaneously?
Yes, As long as you have enough RAM on the host m
John, Tracy, and Alan
Thank you so much for your detailed replies!!!
John: HP DL585 4 dual proc 16 Gig box ...
Can I borrow that machine sometime? It must dim the lights in your
town when you power-up that pup!
Malcolm
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Can I borrow that machine sometime? It must dim the lights in your
town when you power-up that pup!
I am fortunate enough that we have several to work with (along with a
lot of DL 385s), I'll see about sharing one of them ...
John
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On 1/30/07, Garrett Fitzgerald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jim Gray, one of the world's most noted database experts, is missing at sea.
>
Bummer -- he's one of the great minds of databases, up there with Date
& Codd, Stonebraker, etc.. Hope they find him. Here's the NYT article:
http://tinyurl.c
Thanks all for your thoughtful responses.
On 1/30/07, Whil Hentzen (Pro*) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So you're asking two questions... should you do this at all, and if so,
> are the terms reasonable.
Yup.
> Door #2 sounds like a very bad idea. Being a minority shareholder is the
> worst of a
http://images.ucomics.com/comics/nq/2007/nq070130.gif
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Whil,
> And she gave me five kids, too. Although I _do_ have to listen to her
> run that mouth 24/7...
You could always put a lock on the office door and insulate the office
walls. Works for me with Steve.
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My Daddy the Dancer
One day a fourth-grade teacher asked the children what
their fathers did for a living. All the typical
answers came up -- fireman, mechanic, businessman,
salesman, doctor, lawyer, and so forth.
However, little Justin was being uncharacteristicall y
quiet, so when the teacher p
Hello?! Some arguments in there? Even bad arguments?..
Any stooopid argument at least in there?.
Shit! Another couple of empty brains. Might it be endemic?
Michael Madigan wrote:
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> read it again. LOL
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Graham,
>Changing the app to native datetimes means I can't use control source for
any dates as I'd have to assign the date time to a variable, cast it to a
date then place this in the text.value property.
>Does this mean the select statement in the ca is ignoring the cursorschema
property when i
I get the impression that if you're self-employed, you've got slim to no
chance of getting a mortguage unless you've got tons of money in the
bank. Can you other independents give me your 2 cents on that?
tia!
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>Each object already has a pretty thorough cleanup method that's called
>when I'm done with it. It is true that I don't 'release' the arrays
>which can grow to be quite large, I just store null to ... I guess I
>could dimension obj.Array[1] in the cleanup. Many of the objects are
>reused.
Large
On Jan 30, 2007, at 9:33 PM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
> I get the impression that if you're self-employed, you've got slim
> to no
> chance of getting a mortguage unless you've got tons of money in the
> bank. Can you other independents give me your 2 cents on that?
There are two w
MB Software Solutions wrote:
> I get the impression that if you're self-employed, you've got slim to no
> chance of getting a mortguage unless you've got tons of money in the
> bank. Can you other independents give me your 2 cents on that?
>
We didn't have a lot of problem. We had to show 3 y
You can if you have tax returns for 3 years and you
prove that you are making an income. If your business
is showing very little income because of high
deductions, I'm not sure how they would handle it.
Surely having a large down payment is going to help.
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