This one has been going the rounds for years! I first heard it in the days
of DOS, reputedly shouted from the audience during a demonstration of speech
controlled computers. Undoubtedly an urban myth.
Hope you are better soon and can continue with ProFox. I, for one, would
miss your very reason
Brian Abbott wrote:
> http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~pgut001/pubs/vista_cost.html
>
> 'The onerous nature of Vista's content protection also provides a
> perverse incentive to remove the protection measures from the content,
> since for many consumers that'll be the only way that they can enjoy
Bill Anderson <> wrote:
> Derek Kalweit wrote:
>>
>> I'm personally not a fan of .NET as a tool so much, but I'm not so
>> close-minded and arrogant to think I can do something about it by
>> refusing to install their little framework, or bitch about it on an
>> anti-.NET list like this. Just let
> This one has been going the rounds for years! I first heard it
> in the days
> of DOS
I never heard it myself, but the article made sense as I was reading it
(http://blogs.zdnet.com/Ou/?p=416). The Urban Myth you are referring to
sounds like a fun story to spread around, though ...
Re: me con
Vince Teachout <> wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm working under a deadline to transfer a DBC of VFP 9.0 tables to
> MS SQL server. Before I get too far into it, I thought I'd ask for
> better ideas than what I'm doing.
>
DTS or if SS2005 SSIS job. If you do inserts for a lot of data then your
log file w
Malcolm Greene <> wrote:
> Are there any ways to optimize UNION performance - in general or with
> an Oracle 8.17 backend?
>
> I have 5 data sets that I need to merge via a UNION and the time to
> its to build each set individually is 9 secs but the time it takes to
> build the same set of data a
On Feb 2, 2007, at 7:37 AM, mrgmhale wrote:
> So, no, y'all aren't getting rid of me that easily! heh-heh...
Damn!!
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Hey Dave,
Looks like we might be in with a chance off winning as looking at Ian's
blog, it says that they had 1000 winners (for the Vista competition)
within the first hour. Apparently we should find out this month.
Regards
Tristan
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Gil: Sorry to hear about your medical issues. Sounds like you have a good
approach to dealing with it. Good luck!
We had a guy in our user group - Tim Anderson I think his name was. He
scanned books like Code Complete. He said it didn't take long once you got
after it. He had a kid do it for
Jeff Johnson would like to recall the message, "[NF] Speech-To-Text software
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Tristan,
Well I got my answer in within 5 minutes. It took me that long to notice
that the left hand menu contained the link to answer!
Excellent news - that will save a bit of money for the home network!
You couldn't post the blog URL could you? It seems to be missing off my
favourites list
Dav
Dave,
The link to the blog entry is here...
http://blogs.msdn.com/ianm/archive/2007/01/31/have-we-reached-1000-winne
rs-yet-uk-developer-launch.aspx
I found the answer by starting from the bottom up on the videos. IIRC
the second from last video had the company in it and there was a chapter
lin
Yours back for only £10.
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I'm always willing to pass on information if it is useful and relevant. I
realized once I sent it that although the solution Tim used was great for
transforming books into audio, Gil wants to be able to transform his spoken
word into keystrokes; useful but not relevant.
Jeff
Jeff Johnson
[EMAIL
In case you wanted pictures too...
Begin forwarded message:
> From: "Mike Feltman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: February 2, 2007 8:54:27 AM EST
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Welcome Leilani Taylor Feltman
>
> She’s here!
>
>
>
> Apologies to all of you that aren’t computer geeks, th
Could be relavent to someone else, or even me for a future project. Good
info in any case. Thanks!
Gil
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> Sent: Friday, February 02, 2007 9:47 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Recal
heh-heh, Ed, you especially will continue to be plagued by me!
Gil
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> Sent: Friday, February 02, 2007 8:40 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [NF] Speech-To-Text software opinions sought
>
Cute & humorous techno-jabs. Cool!
Gil
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>
>
> In case you wanted pictures to
On Feb 2, 2007, at 9:16 AM, Jeff Johnson wrote:
> Jeff Johnson would like to recall the message, "[NF] Speech-To-Text
> software
> opinions sought".
Well, if you can't recall it, there's always the archives... ;-)
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in MS SQL, I could replace a carriage retrun [char(10)] and line feed [
char(13)] but how can I do that in FoxPro?
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Any hints/tips/war stories gratefully appreciated!
We're looking at integrating at a fairly simple level, but haven't found
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>> Voice recognition is getting more and more accurate by the day, but it is
>> important to realize that (1) it's still a very tough problem to solve and
>> (2) there are parallel efforts attacking the problem. The parallel tracks
>> are handling (1) an unlimited domain for a single speaker and (2
myvalue=strtran(myvalue,chr(13)+chr(10))
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> in MS SQL, I could replace a carriage retrun [char(10)] and line feed [
> char(13)] but how can I do that in FoxPro?
>
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For the fastes
Jeff,
Take a look at strtran() to replace strings or individual chartacters
Dave Crozier
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Interesting! I maybe looking into this as well for a client, so keep us
informed on what you can find out for this Oracle system!
Thanks
Tristan
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I just installed IE7 and it created a Yahoo tool bar. How do I remove the tool
bar? I already have a Google bar, I don't need another one.
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On Feb 2, 2007, at 10:11 AM, Dave Crozier wrote:
> Take a look at strtran() to replace strings or individual chartacters
I think CHRTRAN() is a better choice in this instance.
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Thanks
REPLACE test_memo WITH STRTRAN(test_memo,CHR(13)+CHR(10))
works
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> myvalue=strtran(myvalue,chr(13)+chr(10))
>
> [EMAIL PR
> > We all know and have
> > agreed it's not as much the tools as the programmers using those tools
> > that distinguish the good software from the bad.
>
> Well I would disagree on that.
Really? The programmer isn't more important than the tool?
> > I'm personally not a fan of .NET as a tool so
> When you first start with anything, what you write won't be the best.
> You have to learn the tricks to make things the best. Trust me, those
> starting with VFP will often make horribly performing applications due
> to ignorance of the things we all take foregranted, having worked with
> VFP for
Control Panel>add/remove programs.
John
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I just installed IE7 and it created a Yahoo too
I beg your pardon, it's properly spelled y'all.
John
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>> Voice recog
john harvey wrote:
> I beg your pardon, it's properly spelled y'all.
I believe that's the singular formal. I was referring to the plural
casual form.
Sorry, if I'd been able to attach an audio clip of the message, it would
have been more obvious.
But my Windows computer says I'm pirating my ow
> One gets into trouble if one won't exercise a little discipline
> (speaking too fast, background noise, slurring words, using slang, etc.)
> And even then, with just a single speaker, systems will learn to adapt,
> and translate "y'wl" to the more proper "you-all".
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I have liked to use the strtran() function inside of visual foxpro.
It would be something like...
replace mField with strtran(mField,chr(13)+chr(10),"") to completely remove
or
replace mField with strtran(mField,chr(13)+chr(10),"~") to indicate where
changed
Hope this helps.
Dale Brock
Aight, uv convinced me.
John
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john harvey wrote:
> I beg your pardo
Stephen the Cook wrote:
>> For starters, I've had two machines lock up solid because of .NET and
>> .NET runtime issues...complete reformats needed...
>>
And I never have, on all the installations I've done. Funny old world.
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Stephen the Cook wrote:
> Vince Teachout <> wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>> I'm working under a deadline to transfer a DBC of VFP 9.0 tables to
>> MS SQL server. Before I get too far into it, I thought I'd ask for
>> better ideas than what I'm doing.
>>
>>
> DTS or if SS2005 SSIS job. If you do i
Jeff Johnson wrote:
> Jeff Johnson would like to recall the message, "[NF] Speech-To-Text software
> opinions sought".
>
>
The key to successful recall is to link the item you're trying to
remember to some sort of Pneumonic. For instance, the phrase "King
Phillip Came Often For Good Sex" hel
> "Peachy Sex Soft Hair Often's Hot"
>
You tormentor!
Gil
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Vince Teachout
> Sent: Friday, February 02, 2007 12:12 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Recall: [NF] Speech-To-Text software opinions
Hi Whil
> > When you first start with anything, what you write won't be the best.
> > You have to learn the tricks to make things the best. Trust me, those
> > starting with VFP will often make horribly performing applications due
> > to ignorance of the things we all take foregranted, having work
Yet another reason to avoid Vista like the plague!
By the way - what does DRM stand for?
John Weller
01380 723235
07976 393631
>
> http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~pgut001/pubs/vista_cost.html
>
> 'The onerous nature of Vista's content protection also provides a
> perverse incentive to remove th
digital rights management, I believe.
John Weller wrote:
> Yet another reason to avoid Vista like the plague!
>
> By the way - what does DRM stand for?
>
>
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On Feb 2, 2007, at 9:54 AM, Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
> EVERY FORM showed a huge list of 'public myvar...' statements...
You mean that's wrong?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
> The programmer didn't know about form properties
Form What's? I thunkt that "Properties" thingie wuz only fer real-
estate typhoon
Ed Leafe wrote:
> On Feb 2, 2007, at 10:11 AM, Dave Crozier wrote:
>
>
>> Take a look at strtran() to replace strings or individual chartacters
>>
>
> I think CHRTRAN() is a better choice in this instance.
>
Why?
Seriously, just asking for information. Thanks.
John Weller wrote:
> Yet another reason to avoid Vista like the plague!
>
> By the way - what does DRM stand for?
MSFT, RIAA, etc will tell you "Digital Rights Management" but in
practical terms, it means "Digital Restrictions Management".
Whil
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On Feb 2, 2007, at 12:52 PM, Vince Teachout wrote:
>>> Take a look at strtran() to replace strings or individual
>>> chartacters
>>
>> I think CHRTRAN() is a better choice in this instance.
>
> Why?
> Seriously, just asking for information. Thanks.
Consistency. This is just one i
Jeff Johnson wrote:
> We had a guy in our user group - Tim Anderson I think his name was. He
> scanned books like Code Complete. He said it didn't take long once you got
> after it. He had a kid do it for him. He reviewed the text and removed any
> diagrams that would not convert to speech. He
Ed Leafe wrote:
> Consistency. This is just one instance of the sort of task that
> comes up a lot: having to remove bad characters from a string. The
> next time you have this sort of problem, you may be removing all non-
> digits or all non-alphas or all punctuation or ... By creating
> > The programmer didn't know about form properties, so in order to
> > maintain access to variables through the running of a form, he used
> > globals that he then very conscientiously cleaned up afterward.
> Why is that? I occasionally wonder if we must *toddle* before we walk
> let alone run.
> I've thought that this idea could be great...or it could cause you to
> crash because of the technical content putting you to sleep.
Or from laughing so hard as vaporware claims that my eyes may tear up and
cause me to not see the car just 50' ahead of me, which I am approaching at
65mph, a cl
Any opinions on this webstore or other .NET web stores? Looking to
integrate with our point of sale system.
J
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On Feb 2, 2007, at 2:20 PM, Vince Teachout wrote:
> ChrTran(MyString,Chr(13)+chr(10)+chr(141)) anytime, correct? Not bad.
Close: you need the replacement argument:
ChrTran(MyString, Chr(13)+chr(10)+chr(141), "")
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I've used a couple discount check places online, but just wondered if
you could chime in as to where you got your best deal when reordering
bank (checking account) checks (or for you non-yanks: "cheques.")
tia!
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Thanks. I thought some other trick was involved since I didn't install it
myself.
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> Control Panel>add/remove
I can't comment on his .NET store, but I've done extensive work
customizing his VFP based web store for an intranet client. Excellent
framework. They were using it against a MSSQL back end. I'm sure the
.NET store is a quality product too.
-Kevin
Justin Darnell wrote:
> Any opinions on this we
Yes you did, you clicked ok
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Thanks. I thought some other trick was involved since I
Ha. Ha.
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> Yes you did, you clicked ok
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL P
I print my own using VersaCheck:
http://tinyurl.com/23at7t
Or just Google VersaCheck.
At 03:23 PM 2/2/2007, you wrote:
>I've used a couple discount check places online, but just wondered if
>you could chime in as to where you got your best deal when reordering
>bank (checking account) c
Charles Hart Enzer, M.D. wrote:
> I print my own using VersaCheck:
>
> http://tinyurl.com/23at7t
>
> Or just Google VersaCheck.
>
Don't you need MICR ink for that? That's what kept me from printing my
own years ago.
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Justin Darnell wrote:
> Any opinions on this webstore or other .NET web stores? Looking to
> integrate with our point of sale system.
I don't know about .NET, but I've never had any problems with other
stuff I've bought from them. Excellent products.
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MICRS is not required by law. In fact, you could write up a demand draft on
a plain piece of paper, using handwriting. As long as you ID the Bank Name,
bank address, routing #, Account #, Payee, fill out the Pay To The Order Of
part, and sign the check it is a perfectly elgal document. The bank
mrgmhale wrote:
> Two years ago I received a parking ticket from Sierra MAdre, CA, where there
> was no sign on my daughter's street advising of no overnight parking. Turns
> out the streets leading into the city have that little ordinance on them,
> and of course posted in an area where I could n
> ChrTran(MyString, Chr(13)+chr(10)+chr(141), "")
I thought the trailing [,"")] was optional if you wanted to replace the
String Searched For with . Then again, I usually use STRTRAN(). I
guess I ought to have looked before shooting off like that, eh? Oooops,
too late, the eMail went out on it
mrgmhale wrote:
> Amazing. So, I got my pound of flesh for them being unfair in how they post
> their parking ordinances even if it did cost me $35 in the end. Perverse
> sense of justice, no? heh-heh...
>
> Gil
>
Not that I don't think you weren't 100% in the Right, but I think you
got sort
Matthew Jarvis wrote:
> Not that I don't think you weren't 100% in the Right, but I think you
> got sorta lucky...
>
> Back in my city patrolman days if you'd done something like that, I'm
> sure my Chief would have us circling your block waiting for you to move
> and cite you for whatever we co
> Once a wise-ass kid managed to turn an $8 equipment violation into a
> $3500 PILE of citations
She lives in Sierra Madre, CA (Pasadena). I live in Pittsford, NY
(Rochester). I was in a rental car, and never received any citation IDing
me. They have no recourse realistic as I only go to So
Damn! Ed was correct! I knew I should have tested CHRTRAN() first!!! But,
STRTRAN() only needs the replacement value if it is non-blank.
Gil
Damn!
> -Original Message-
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> Sent: Friday, February 02, 2007 5:12 PM
>
On Feb 2, 2007, at 4:26 PM, mrgmhale wrote:
> Had the manual demand draft angle not worked out
OK, I don't know what a demand draft is. Googling it says that it is
a check, or a similar instrument with a fee paid by the person
*requesting* the draft, i.e., you.
What was the cost to the City
The banks I work with told me they charge up to $50, depending on what the
document looks like and any special handling.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Kenneth Kixmoeller/fh
> Sent: Friday, February 02, 2007 5:44 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECT
The "fee" for issuing the demand draft, the $35, was paid by me. The cost
of negotiating the instrument by the recipient/payee is between them and the
bank they deposited the document at. I checked into that very carefully to
make certain that would not come back at me ...
Gil
> -Original M
On Feb 2, 2007, at 5:01 PM, mrgmhale wrote:
> The cost
> of negotiating the instrument by the recipient/payee is between
> them and the
> bank at which they deposited the document.
OIC --- thanks --- (remind me to stay on your good side )
Ken
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>
heh-heh. Hey, Ken! What's that over your shoulder?!? You Better Duck!
Gil
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> Sent: Friday, February 02, 2007 6:10 PM
http://www.opinioneditorials.com/guestcontributors/hevans_20070201.html
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Hey, tax consulting companies in Brazil are expert in doing that.*
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Word Count: 2,751 | Companies Featured in This Article: Wal-Mart Stores,
Regions Fina
That’s why we should still have apprenticeship's.
As a team leader, a person should find people with trainable skills, but to
do as our HR depts do and expect you to be an expert in a 100 different
languages that have only been around for a few years and expect you to have
20 years experience in i
I started having my company pay my household account rent years ago so that
I'd quit getting audited for the home office deduction. It worked just fine,
and I was able to deduct more than the home office deduction allowed anyway.
Works for me. :-)
Kristyne McDaniel
http://www.mcstyles.com
http://
I'm trying out Open Office on my new machine.
I have a document that was created in WORD 2000.
I then "Protected" the document in Word in order to track changes made
by me and my partner in this project (It's a book). Tools/Protect Document.
I made some changes to test the protection, all is
You know, anything that allows you to take your income as passive (rental or
dividend) income rather than as wages lowers your tax bill. Paying yourself
rent, having your company buy/lease your car, paying yourself dividends --
all are good ways to reduce the tax bite.
My own strategy is to pay my
It's worse than I thought. OO not only doesn't see the versioning
information that Word puts in the document but after editing the
document in OO upon saving it the Versioning information is removed!!!
I don't think I can use OO for this project... Bummer...
Now I gotta find my Office disks -
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/070131/dell_ceo.html?.v=3
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By Matt Slagle, AP Technology Writer
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DALLAS (AP) -- Dell Inc., battered by bat
Paul Hill <> wrote:
> On 2/1/07, Malcolm Greene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Are there any ways to optimize UNION performance - in general or with
>> an Oracle 8.17 backend?
>>
>> I have 5 data sets that I need to merge via a UNION and the time to
>> its to build each set individually is 9 secs b
On Feb 2, 2007, at 7:03 PM, Virgil Bierschwale wrote:
> 1. Find qualified people that they can work with.
> 2. Train these people in the techniques that they use to build the
> type of
> applications that they want
Unfortunately, that is not the way the world works these days. Even
so 25+ ye
Kristyne McDaniel wrote:
> You know, anything that allows you to take your income as passive (rental or
> dividend) income rather than as wages lowers your tax bill. Paying yourself
> rent, having your company buy/lease your car, paying yourself dividends --
> all are good ways to reduce the tax bi
At 10:06 AM 2/2/07, you wrote:
> >> Voice recognition is getting more and more accurate by the day, but it is
> >> important to realize that (1) it's still a very tough problem to solve and
> >> (2) there are parallel efforts attacking the problem. The parallel tracks
> >> are handling (1) an unlim
Chet Gardiner wrote:
> I'm trying out Open Office on my new machine.
>
> I have a document that was created in WORD 2000.
I haven't used Word in years and years, but I don't think that
"protected" is the way to do that (track changes). Once you've got a
properly tagged Word document, open it
Banks insist that I do need the MICR ink.
Yet, most of the time, the checks show up with clear detail.
And in any event, no check was every denied.
At 04:06 PM 2/2/2007, you wrote:
>Charles Hart Enzer, M.D. wrote:
> > I print my own using VersaCheck:
> >
> > http://tinyurl.com/23at7t
>
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