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Jeff Fisher said "Before the PC, there was the mini/mainframe where people
paid
a LOT of money for software."
latterly, yes; but in the sixties/ early seventies you paid for the
hardware and the OS and even application software was thrown in for free.
IBM even supplied people called iirc 'systems
my advice would be not to re-invent the wheel - you're talking about
accounts and its been invented to death already - just use Quicken ( I
share Les Pinter's admiration for the user interface) - or check the Fox
ad's for a Fox package.
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>What I have found especially useful has been VFP's ability to store
>functional class definitions in local metadata and instantiate them on the
>fly when needed.
>Andy Kramek
as I have commented before on this list I usually find myself in complete
agreement with Andy Kramek but always with one e
well I know some old 'nix-head dba's who would never look at the api for
that (or anything else!) - they'd just go to the os and copy the underlying
tables!
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Chet said "...the IBM's were still crippled by that DAMNED, IMPENETRABLE,
EXCREBLE OS JCL "
it got a bit opaque for the later OS's but I didn't think the DOS JCL was
too bad - and if needed it was quite possible to read through the whole OS
and see what it was doing**. You could just about do it
Whil said "Ah, yes, Burroughs one of the BUNCH."
aka the seven dwarves
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>aka the seven dwarves
by amazing coincidence I just opened Computer Weekly (UK mag) and they
mention Snow White and the Seven Dwarves in the lead article - it's their
40th anniversary edition (I'd been in computing for about 18 months when I
got the invite for a free subscription). Apparently th
>WinPlaySound("c:\sit.wav",0,0)
btw sit.wav is supposed to be the sound that tells those unsolicited
automated phone callers that your number doesn't exist -
hear it at http://www.hawthorn-cottage.com/sit.wav
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Charlie Coleman said:
've used this:
*-- Playsound - parameters file, module?, type (play flags)
*-- Pass: pnPlayType - 1 - Ascynch, 2 - Nodefault sound 0 -Synch
*-- 4 - Kill currently playing sound
*-- 8 - Continous
nice - certainly better tha
nor can I - got the code?
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"Eurico"
>... the bootstrap loader is virtually the same as DOS ...
>HALinNY
wrote one of those once (for the IBM 360) - that really was getting down to
the nitty gritty.
Not everyone realised it but you could punch hex machine code into an 80
col card by hand; the machine was hard wired to read in iirc 40
>> = myCustomerFunc(@first,@last,@phone) ?
>The function isn't returning values, but modifying references.
I'll wager at least a pint that under the hood:
varX = myFn(z)
passes a pointer to varX which is used by myFn to update the value of varX
so what's the difference?
Andrew Davies MBCS C
William Sanders said "...the Clipper Precompiler beastie."
Bill,
do you mean the #define compiler or the pre-compile phase of the [Clipper]
compiler?
the # beastie was basically an elegant if somewhat obscure language that
allowed you to define your own commands.
the precompiler converted all com
Virgil Bierschwale said:
...about linux being ready for the desktop or home computer.
I'd never tried it till the last few weeks, so I gave my opinion.
I have no comments about linux for the desktop per se - but is a few weeks
long enough to form a good opinion? - how long did it take, over the y
Give up Allen - not only do web services fail but xmlhttp (which *does*
work) is apparently the latest ie7 exploit so expect to see ms's 'fix' kill
that as well!
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>What do people suggest
gendb[x] ??
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Chet said "I didn't know they were still making motorcycles..."
in today's climate they've probably gone back to making small arms .
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jml said: ...
http://www.bsaoc.demon.co.uk/
thanks for the link Jean - I've got a couple of ex-military C15's lying
doing nothing in the attic - maybe this will get me started on that
restoration project (another one for 'when I'm retired' )
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>So I may as well stay with dll and asp then. At least I know how to get
>those working.
>Allen
on different computers, on different networks, through a couple of
corporate firewalls and a mess of nat'ing routers?
'cos imho that's what soap/ web services *set out* to do.
(meanwhile asp or xmlhtt
Hi,
I have added a de ('deMy') to a form, for now at least I am not using ca's
but in the load of the form I can do e.g.
local nHndl
nHndl = thisform.deMy.DataSource
cSQL = [select * from foo]
nOK = SQLEXEC(nHndl, cSQL, 'curFoo')
Q1. it seems I (the_programmer) have to remember that the de is ca
comments please (I haven't tried this yet - I thought I'd pass it by the
higher minds on the list first )
DEFINE CLASS busObj as Custom
PROCEDURE init
PARAMETERS pnHndl && PARAMETERS oDE
SQLEXEC(pnHndl,[select * from foo f join bah b on f.idBah = b.id where
1=2],'curMT')
* or && select (oDE.init
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Michael Babcock said "What's the question? "
I was mainly wondering how many people had tried 'scatter name this
additive' to build a data object.
Like Michael I have tended to ignore the de but I am looking at oop design,
and it's there - I considered it for the 'home' of dataObj's but it seems
...btw it's nice to see that I'm now not completely a non-person - this
post has finally appeared, and Michael Babcock (at least) has received it,
but I still can't find the original in the archives although Michael's
response is there.
Didn't this happen to someone else a few years ago
Andrew Dav
Tristan,
the clue seems to be that there isn't a dropdowns collection -
so I guessed it must be a form control or activex control:
the Excel vba Help has:
With Worksheets(1)
Set lb = .Shapes.AddFormControl(xlListBox, 100, 10, 100, 100)
lb.ControlFormat.ListFillRange = "A1:A10"
End With
'U
posts still not getting through quickly/ ever?
? have I suddenly started sending html?
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Ed said "You are posting from an address that is not subscribed to the
list.
That means the posts get held until I can review them. I have added
that address to the 'whitelist' of allowed non-subscribers, so this
shouldn't happen anymore."
Ed (and Paul), to quote from an email I sent to Paul Newto
>You mentioned that some cursor fields didn't get a property on the oData
>object. These weren't memo fields, were they? I often miss adding MEMO
>to the SCATTER NAME THIS.oDATA MEMO command.
>
>Kevin Cully
Kevin,
thanks for the reply - and yes you're right - several were memo fields and
one cla
> I seem to have become a non-person -
I know what it is - it's the revenge of the Nulls!
Serves me right - I've always known there was no such thing as a tri-state
boolean but yesterday I coded:
"create table foo (id int not null, name varchar(64) null, lIsNoGood bit
null)"
and now Ed's list do
Hi,
I rarely use \Documents and Settings\...\ - is there any way to stop
Explorer always expanding it?
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my [occasional] corporate laptop is one of the older nc6120 models and I've
been very impressed by it.
--- just a wag - are they offering a free extra gig 'cos they know that
otherwise you'd be complaining about poor performance after the free Vista
upgrade?
bad andy!
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Paul Newton said "So you think I should be happy with the NX9420 then ?"
Like Whil I always swore by Thinkpads but I don't know if build quality is
still as good with Lenovo.
Like I said the HP nc6120 is fine.
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long way to go for a week!
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> Thanks a lot - that seems to work fine (tested with my own system which
has TB as default mail client)
like I always say: doesn't work with Notes - the mailto: solution should be
more generic..
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> the Subscription period.
they seem to have pretty much stopped comong this year anyway!
I also opted for CD's the first year then swapped to DVD but it seems you
while you can select by language for CD's you get the lot on DVD.
As a result last
if anyone's interested Andrew Stirling's code even works for Notes, but
doesn't do attachments:
DECLARE INTEGER ShellExecute IN shell32.dll ;
INTEGER hndWin, ;
STRING cAction, ;
STRING cFileName, ;
STRING cParams, ;
STRING cDir, ;
INTEGER nShowWin
cAction='Open'
cFileName = 'mailto:'+'profox@leafe
>> I would be more tempted to put a motion detection hose pipe in. That
would
>> train the bugger.
>>
>I already thought of that but there's nothing like it on e-bay
there *is* such a device on the market ( a jet of water rather than a
hosepipe full )
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>Where did you come up with the attachment markup below:
>'&Att='+'C:\temp\tmp.txt'
>'&Attachments='+'C:\temp\tmp.txt'
>'&Attach='+'C:\temp\tmp.txt'
Google - (apparently it works for some mail clients)
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hi,
I have a container** on page2 [of a pageframe on a form] which expects a
cursor to be open when init() is run, but the cursor isn't created until
the user has filled in some parms on page1.
Is there any way I can disable the container.init?
I have tried setting enabled = F for the container a
> I'm using pessimistic buffering
that probably explains the collisions (are you checking for locked
records?).
also iirc there are known (unresolved??) issues with multi-user indices
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Dave, Peter,
thanks for the suggestions; yes I think init2() is probably the way to go -
the cursor actually is open (it's a ca) but empty, and it's recount()=0
that is upsetting the container.init
p'raps I'll put in an 'if this.parent.enabled = .T.' trap around
this.init2() so as not to break Les
Years ago I got tired of the cruft that builds up in a project directory
during development/ maintenance so I wrote a program to move the necessary
files to a new directory and/ or list the differences in file lists between
two projects.
The code is almost certainly too awful to be shown the light
>I've got it working again, but its sure flaky...
>Not sure if that’s the norm or not.
>Virgil Bierschwale
that's been the norm for me - I can *sometimes* connect a phone or a
headset to a pc, or a headset to a phone; but with two bluetooth enabled
pc's you *should* be able to set up a 'network'.
> ...Two days later I get in the car; battery is dead again...
About once a year my Audi A6 spontaneaously winds down its windows and puts
on the interior lights, the doors stay locked.
Google shows a few people describing the exact same symptoms, but no
explanations.
There is said to be an overhe
I have put a timer routine in my apps that checks for the presence of a
'shutdown [Now]' file - sometimes that gives me access to the exe and
sometimes it doesn't - something to do with ms network file system; usually
it clears after a longish wait, occasionally it needs the 'offending'
workstation
I have stripped this pretty much to essentials - here is the code for the
classes (the same thing happens if I use .vcx's)
If I open membersMultiClass in the class designer the Properties show a
correct controlcount.
You can find the original code and Les Pinter's article at:
http://www.utmag.com
Lew Schwartz said "This doesn't entirely make sense to me...There's really
no way for a single object to have more than 1 'context'... "
Lew I think that's right - I thought the button.init code was executing in
the context of the superclass but I think I was misled by the controlcount
property:
w
Tracy said "Change it from
RowSource = "''", ;
To
RowSource = "", ; "
and that's it ffolks!
Give the man a cigar ()
and another () ()
and a couple of drinks (_)? (_)?
I've wasted two days on this:-
it wasn't subclassing
or how I created the sys(1270) o
>This does not work
OHHH! yes it does:
_screen.BackColor=RGB(144,176,144)
_screen.BackColor = _screen.BackColor + RGB(20,20,20)
_screen.BackColor=RGB(255,255,255)
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... and many thanks to Lew as well - what you said seems absolutely right
so I will try moving the init code to the container object and see what
happens.
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Whil said "Heddy Lamar ain't the only rocket scientist in Hollyweird."
... but she was the best looking; certainly Corel thought so:
http://www.asigns.com/CorelDRAW%208.htm
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does anyone have an algorithm to hand for calculating age in years as of
today's date from a date of birth (fox code)
thanks
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Brian Abbot said: INT((VAL(DTOS(dToday))-VAL(DTOS(dBirth)))/1)
thanks - can't decide if that's elegant or a hack - but its neat!
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Intellisense shows UserName and Password properties for mapisession -
perhaps you should set these before calling SignOn?
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someone was asking about this recently - I just came across this link which
has it plus other goodies:
http://www.davesummers.net/foxprolinks.htm
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sorry can't help - but you might search the list archives - there has been
quite a lot of stuff about problems with default printers.
- and you learn something new every day, I'd never *heard* of:
printjob ... endprintjob
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thanks Tom, I was thinking along those lines myself but wasn't sure that it
wouldn't occasionally be a day out -
I'm going to go with Brian Abbots suggestion.
( Brian Abbot said: INT((VAL(DTOS(dToday))-VAL(DTOS(dBirth)))/1) )
Andrew Davies
>mine dies at the initial SignOn command
a) can you open outlook on that machine?
b) if so does signon work in the command window?
if a) and not b) I guess its the Outlook automation security thingy?
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Vince said "I wonder if what is happening is that the output is being
spooled..."
well, that is exactly what the mysterious printjob...endprintjob is
*supposed* to do according to Help!
so maybe you need to check for printjob end - looks as if you'd need winapi
for that
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Whil said " My current printer is an HP 1200 (3-4 years old), and I like it
fine."
my current printer is an HP IID, and I like it fine - that real retro
speckled look .
- but seriously, it still works, and it cost a *packet* in 1986
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Kevin Cully said "I second John's suggestion for a print server."
I looked at them a while back but I work mainly over a vpn and my local
network is not available (fwiw a locally attached printer on my pc *can* be
seen on my lan while I am running a virtual PC which has the printer
attached and sha
<
http://searchwebservices.techtarget.com/originalContent/0,289142,sid26_gci1230362,00.html?track=NL-149&ad=572179&asrc=EM_NLN_764545&uid=35343
>
Alphabet soup of the day!
I can't believe how much guff surrounds what is really no more than xmlhttp
plus dom - ms achieved this years ago with the do
Hal Kaplan said "Brian's code is wrong ..."
Oh b#ggre - that means I'm going to have to *think*!
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Andy Davies
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ter.gov.uk>
XML UpdateGram ??
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Whil's gadget-hunger driven shopping spree seems to be catching
I have just bought a Linksys WRTGS Wireless Router from pcWorld (£39.99
with a 'free' usb wireless adapter - that seems remarkably cheap!) [Actual
*questions* lower down ]
Now there's nothing like buying new kit to reveal the depth
Ted Roche said:
>Must be me Irish side; I'm compelled to answer your questions with
questions...
>Do you really need both routers? If you want wireless, why not just
>replace the Zyxel with the LinkSys?
The Linksys doesn't have a broadband modem.
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plenty of firms advertise custom Asterisk setups - Google for it.
Last time I checked there were much cheaper options than (real) Digium
cards.
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try:
select t1.* from table1 t1 right outer join table2 t2 on t1.ref = t2.ref
where t2.ref is null
or swap your tables and left/ right
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Peter Cushing said:
> Or the one I bought recently for £39.99 but now £37.08 (ex vat)
> http://www.pcwb.com/catalogue/item/LINKSY33
> This is an ADSL modem/router/wireless access point. Been great so far.
Interesting - I didn't see that one - at first sight I thought it looked
like the BT Home Hu
http://www.voip-calculator.com/calculator/lipb/
over to you
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Dave Crozier said "I normally would recommend 3 VOIP channels per Mb of
upload bandwidth"
that bears out my experience - I've got 0.2Mb upload and one voip channel -
and it's [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Paul,
I wonder if this is to do with the ocx licensing thing - iirc you have to
subclass the control at some stage?
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the system I've been working on for weeks just threw a wobbly:
for the first time instead of running from the command window I just
double-clicked the .exe and I got the message:
'Feature is not available'
Help! and msdn inform me that it's (Error 1001) - "The Visual FoxPro
feature you have att
> Can you be more specific ?
no sorry - try msdn/ Google
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Oh feck! - I just got my *first* user complaint about "The Publisher could
not be verified, do you wish to continue?"
The exe is of course on a network drive - and always will be even if I
implement a downloader!
(Anyone who doesn't know what I'm talking about can just Google for the
above phrase
Well I finally found it after a 'wait window [ur here...]' crawl thru the
code.
The culprit was an addproperty() method call in a cursoradapter -
this.AddProperty('nId', NULL, 1, 'this is the FK')
This causes *two* errors:
according to Help! you can't (strangely) have a description clause *at
r
Who's used this? - can I safely assume that it will remove all contained
objects, object refs etc. or do I risk dangling things and memory loss (at
my age I have to worry about these things )?
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>Put a dos boot disk in the floppy and format the hard drive.
... or I think that Partition Manager can do a dos format
... or there are plenty of stand-alone dos iso's available via Google
... but ... you may still have problems from the IBM bios if you don't
have the recovery disk.
I've insta
> Can't *nix format a drive FAT?
> Tracy
yes, but ms os's can be *really* picky about formatting.
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On 12/4/06, Andy Davies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Oh and a final word of warning - I still have a TP functioning a
>I remember buying single sided disks and cutting the notch out...
j##z yes - someone even sold a notch cutter outer for about $15 - and it
was worth it!
I'd forgotten about that - come to think of it - why would I *want* to
remember it???
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>--
>Ted Roche
Ted, that's good to know 'cos I just bought a 40Gb upgrade drive for my
wife's TP ($40) - add a $9 tin box and I've got a usb drive to play with.
The missus may have to wait till after Xmas for her pc upgrade .
Andrew Davies
you may all have noticed that I've started thinking in $ lately - it's got
real easy @ £1 = $2
- but no cause for anyone to get upset - for a lot of my life £1 was
$2.40 (a penny was a penny!) - amd my ma remembers £1 = $4 (a dollar was a
'dollar').
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Paul Hill said "Can't you use the reiserfsck command?"
not on a mounted volume!
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this bug is definately alive and well, and something to do with debugging -
particularly with creating objects in the command window relating to a form
being debugged.
This is the second time this week I've had the problem - this time it
manifested itself when running the exe as the form having a
> Is it possible to create updatable cursor adapters for ... tables ...
with no primary keys?
iirc - No! (not sure you can do it with remote views either - what would
be the update command?)
otoh you don't *have* to create ca's to upgrade to vfp9 .
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the label in order to change the text.
er no - you can double-click the label
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just a word of warning - don't do what I did: it just took me about 6 hours
to sort this one :-
I set up a ca to initially open with no data, so I did 'scatter name this
additive' from it in the init of my oData object
.. after the user edits some controls bound to oData... I do 'gather name
this
Lew, Michael
first a bit of background:
I first put this up for discussion in:
http://leafe.com/archives/showMsg/331417
follow up on http://leafe.com/archives/showMsg/331423
and Kevin Cully pointed out the importance of the 'memo' keyword here:
http://leafe.com/archives/showMsg/331428
In my app
P.P.S my Les Pinter multiline 'grid' example doesn't show it, but if there
are more records than will fit in the 'grid' there is a rather ugly ActiveX
slider control for navigation - does anyone know of a vfp [slider] control
that I could substitute?
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I am agnostic about including v/ vu/ view in view names (actually I
sometimes use c_tablename, especially when I only had to create the view
because no-one here knows how to make Business Objects respect aliases/
dbLinks), I [try to remember to] use p
Hi,
I'm sure this was asked recently but I can't find it in the archive:
I want to take a selection of music on holiday with me (from cd's I own,
Honest!)
What is the best free Win s/w for ripping [/playing] to mp3/4; ogg; flac or
whatever?
(I've got Nero but it wants a paid for plugin)
thank
Lew Schwartz said:
>...you 'scatter ... name this additive' which is bound to create problems
imo.
why? - it is even suggested as a technique in Help!
>...Surely if you attempt to write to the properties named 'class',
'baseclass', 'name' etc... some issues will arise.
In my experience vfp is ve
David Stevenson said...
You DO NOT have to have a field specified as a primary key in a database
for this to work.
...WhereType = 3 && DB_KEYANDMODIFIED
so am I missing something - how does the update work?
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Dave Crozier said (private email):
>Andy,
>I've just run a couple of diagnostics and the 1024 port is definitely not
>visible my side of the fence so you need to allow TCP/UDP output. Can you
>try disabling the firewall for a time just to see if I can see it then?
Dave,
the camera is supposed to u
Apparently it's $675 *per year* for 'enterprise basic' processor licence
(whatever that is) - I don't like the fact that the pricing structure isn't
more open (not that ms SQL Server is much clearer). iirc mySQL used to have
a one-off licence at around $400 - I wonder if their revenue stream has
ac
Thanks to everyone who replied -
I downloaded FreeRip and CDex to try (also Audacity but haven't had time to
look at that yet):
FreeRip was the easiest to use and rock solid; CDex (beta) was less solid
(e.g. proxy passthru) but:
since I was new to this I did sample rips to mp3, ogg, and flac.
Ther
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