Re: anyone with experience with SQLite ?

Tom Cloud wrote: > Is SQL server express the same as SQLite ? > > No it isn't - It is much better. :) I used SQL Lite a few years back in a C# project and it worked extremely well though I haven't used it extensively in a VFP app. There is an ODBC Driver here that may help. http://www.ch-wer

Re: [NF] Win7 annoyances, seem a little petty to me.

Paul McNett wrote: > Stephen Russell wrote: > >> Keeping the file extention out of sight makes sense to me, you change >> it if you are capable. Otherwise you would have over written one and >> screwed up the file, IMHO. ;-> >> > > Hiding file extensions if fine in a save-as dialog for a

Re: Stylistic declaration choice for local arrays

MB Software Solutions wrote: > Note: You know exactly how many elements will be in your array. > > Option 1: > LOCAL laTables(14) > > Option 2: > LOCAL laTables(1) > DIMENSION laTables(14) > > Option 1 seems most logical/readable to me, but wondered what others > might do in this scenario

Re: Stylistic declaration choice for local arrays

Ed Leafe wrote: > On Dec 4, 2007, at 10:20 AM, MB Software Solutions wrote: > > >>> I have always declared arrays using >>> LOCAL ARRAY laTables(14) >>> >> Hmmm...I never added the ARRAY keyword before. Seems better (for >> readability anyway). >> > > For readability, I *never

[NF] -Digital Photo Frame

Wasn't sure if this was [NF] or [OT] but since it is tech related I will try and sneak it in [NF] :) I was doing some shopping for a digital picture frame and found PhotoVu to offer the best products I have seen out there. They are a bit pricey but look well worth the money. Any one have any

Re: 32bit Compatibility Mode

I have been running xp pro 64 bit for several months now and VFP runs perfectly. My system is probably not typical though, I am running a quad core cpu with 8 gig of ram and I disagree with anyone who says that 32 bit apps will run slower on a 64 bit machine because that is not my experience.

Re: [NF] Colour Lasers

Tristan Leask wrote: Hi Guys, We are looking to invest in a colour laser printer. I think our max spend is gonna be about £1000. A must is duplex printing, plus it shouldn't cost an arm and a leg to buy colour toner cartridges. So far I am looking at a Xerox 6350DP where colour cartridges a

Re: [NF] VSS error - or not

Lou Syracuse wrote: I run an Analyze nightly on our VSS repository (.NET projects, no VFP). I keep 7 days of logs, so I can see what is going on. Everyday analyze.log reports no errors. Always looks like this: Analyze Visual SourceSafe Version 6.0d (Build 31222) Database analysis in progres

Re: [ADMIN] First test

Ed Leafe wrote: > Testing... > > If this makes it through, don't be surprised if the list goes off- > line again. I still have to add back in the spam filtering, What are you using for spam filtering Ed? We are currently using Spam Assassin on the server but I am not very happy with

Re: Strange behaviour in the VFP IDE

Stephen the Cook wrote: > MB Software Solutions <> wrote: > >> Dominic Burford wrote: >> >>> Hi >>> >>> When I am editing a class in the VFP IDE and click on the class >>> property sheet drop down to select an individual object, the drop >>> down >>> drops upwards, not downwards. It disap

Re: [NF] MS Office Outlook 2003 Email Sent by VFP Requires Approval ... Rats

George wrote: > Using MS Office Outlook 2003 SP2 under XP Home. > > When VFP sends an email by Outlook, the system asks if it is OK to send. > > Hopefully there is a setting somewhere (maybe in Outlook, maybe XP) that > will allow VFP to aromatically send email via Outlook without intervention. >

Re: VFP9-import email account details

Sytze de Boer wrote: > with a new system I've just developed in VFP9, I need a method to > import client email account details. > Is this possible ? > Yes! ;) ___ Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/

Re: [NF]: Microsoft's Security Problems Multiply

Stephen the Cook wrote: > > > >> This is *EXACTLY* why I don't like the idea of dumping desktop apps >> for Web applications when a desktop app would more than suffice. >> (And no, _Stephen, I'm not talking about sites like Amazon or UPS or >> FedEx. ) >> > > > I have to deal wit

Re: Fwd: [NF]: Microsoft's Security Problems Multiply

MB Software Solutions wrote: > Kristyne McDaniel wrote: > >> Michael, >> >> >> >>> at my ex-client who tried to stiff me for $3800. To my knowledge, it >>> >>> >> Does the word "tried" above mean you were able to collect from him? >> >> > > Oh yeah...minus the legal

Re: [NF]: Microsoft's Security Problems Multiply

Charlie Coleman wrote: > At 07:35 PM 11/28/2006 +, Paul Hill wrote: > ... > > >> You have to be careful about anonymous access. Once I opened up a FTP >> server to allow a client to transfer some data and then forgot about >> it. A few weeks later I looked in the folder to find a bunch of

Re: [NF]: Microsoft's Security Problems Multiply

Malcolm Greene wrote: > Dave, > > >> We use MOVE-it DMZ secure FTP website in production environment and it works >> pretty good. >> We use Move-It DMZ also and it transfers 10s of gigs of data on a daily basis. Been in production about 6 months without any problems. > Noted! Thanks! > >

Re: [NF]: Microsoft's Security Problems Multiply

MB Software Solutions wrote: > Eugene Vital wrote: > >> We use Move-It DMZ also and it transfers 10s of gigs of data on a daily >> basis. Been in production about 6 months without any problems. >> >> > > May I ask for what you use it? IOW, for what k

Re: Stupid Mac Tricks - why?

Chet Gardiner wrote: > I had to re-install the password(s) for my girlfriend's iMac. > Everything else works except: > > 1) Now it doesn't automatically log her into her account any more and > > what's worse: > > 2) It keeps asking for a "keychain password". > > You enter the keychain password --

Re: Feature is not available

Andy Davies wrote: > 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 Visua

Re: Feature is not available

MB Software Solutions wrote: > Eugene Vital wrote: > >> check for SUSP in any of your code. >> >> >> > > What is "SUSP" ?? Searched in VFP8 help and found no topics. ?? > > SUSPEND If you type SUSP in the command window and hi

Re: OLE Error - Name already exists in the library

Fletcher Johnson wrote: > Hi all, > > Sorry I haven't been around much lately, but have been really swamped writing > code. > Hopefully VFP code > Anyway, I ran across an interesting error. I tried to compile a program of > mine > into a .EXE using VFP 9.0 In the past, I have compiled it

Inventory suggestions

I am tasked with taking an inventory system that is currently being done in Lotus and porting the functionality over to a VFP app. Are there any Inventory Gurus out there that could offer any advise on what is the best way to implement this? ( it is an inventory of raw materials) Pointing me in th

Re: [NF] : email I got from GoDaddy

Stephen Russell wrote: > > >> Effective today 12/4/2005, all email being automatically forwarded to >> AOL will be discarded. Notification on this was sent a few weeks ago. >> Below is a copy of the notification email we sent. >> >> >> Thank you for your continued support. >> >> >> *

Re: Inventory suggestions

Hal Kaplan wrote: > => Subject: Inventory suggestions > => > => I am tasked with taking an inventory system that is > => currently being done in Lotus and porting the functionality > => over to a VFP app. Are there any Inventory Gurus out there > => that could offer any advise on what is the be

Re: [NF] -- Hell yes to virtualization!

Stephen the Cook wrote: > Earlier today I was reading on CIO's take on how long to jump into Vista. I > was reading their reasons, and a hard drive encryption that they can > activate seems to be a huge "risk". Intended for the Laptop was stolen, how > do you stop the thieves from gaining access

Re: [NF] -- Hell yes to virtualization!

Virgil Bierschwale wrote: > Isnt that what microsoft is doing ? > I don't think so. What I would call it is the old bait and switch. Software has been around for a long long time and the industry has accepted the single PC use for as long as I can remember, this is what I think everyone co

Re: [NF] Google doing the same trick that Apple did.

Stephen Russell wrote: > > For several months, it has been giving away to all takers an online word > processor, spreadsheet and other programs that can perform tasks usually > handled by desktop software. Offering a convenience that worries so

Re: [NF] What is the cost for MySQL anyway?

Stephen the Cook wrote: > Ed Leafe <> wrote: > >> On Dec 11, 2006, at 12:48 PM, John Weller wrote: >> >> >>> What is the cost? I am looking at a database for a client with >>> probably 5 or 6 users. They are unlikely to need support above what >>> I can provide. I've gone for MySQL becaus

Re: [NF] What is the cost for MySQL anyway?

Eugene Vital wrote: > Stephen the Cook wrote: > >> Ed Leafe <> wrote: >> >> >>> On Dec 11, 2006, at 12:48 PM, John Weller wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>> What is the cost? I am looking at a database fo

Re: Read / Write Binary TIFF Image

John Gunvaldson wrote: > I know I can do this in Python or .NET, but I need to do this in Visual > FoxPro 9. > > Does anyone have an example that can show the proper setup / way to open > a binary file (like a TIFF file) - jump to a specific address - and > conduct a reverse ones compliment on th

Re: Append Memo issues

Jeff Fisher wrote: > I have the path of a file stored in a table. If I manually code in the > path, I have no problems appending the file to the memo 'field' but if > I pull the path from the table, I get "File does not exist" > > *!* junkpath = d:\work\catholicschoolgirlinkjet_sample.ctl APPEND

[NF]

As some of you know, in the past I was looking for an easier way to setup a Linux PDC using Samba/LDAP without much luck. Well i found a nice little distro that works out-of-the-box so to speak and I wanted to pass the info along. I installed it yesterday on a test box and within a half hour (i

Re: Command Window History

John Weller wrote: > I've just found out the hard way that my UPS battery needs replacing! > Unfortunately when the power cut occurred I had VFP's command window open > and the history table has obviously been corrupted. Not a major problem but > I can't remember where the table is stored as I nee

Re: Saving and restoring data environments - and variables

John J. Mihaljevic wrote: > Hi all, > > In this project I'm working on, my users wanna be able to have several forms > open at once. For example, if they're in the Finished Goods form, they may > wanna open up the Customers form. If I open the Customers form and then > close it, when I return to

Re: [ot] BIG TEN Football [OT]

Stephen Russell wrote: > #1 in what leauge? First Michigan got spanked and now Ohio. > > What a JOKE! > > I thought OFF TOPIC messages were supposed to be marked as [OT] NOT [ot] - guess I need another rule > Stephen Russell > DBA / .Net Developer > > Memphis TN 38115 > 901.246-0159

Re: [NF] SQL Server Management Studio Express

Stephen the Cook wrote: > Rick Schummer <> wrote: > >> I don't think he was referring to SQL Server 2005. I believe he is >> referring to Management Studio for SQL Server *Express* is dog slow, >> even on latest and greatest hardware. It is a pig and should be >> considered an embarrassment to t

Re: [NF] The end of desktop software development?

Ted Roche wrote: > "Expect 2007 to mark the beginning of the end of desktop software > development," > > http://www.infoworld.com/article/07/01/08/02FEspendappdev_1.html > > or http://tinyurl.com/yj34qv > > His thesis, that rapid development, test-driven development, SOA, > scripting, and web-base

Re: Index on collector tag collector unique

Michael Madigan wrote: > OK, so I have a client database and on that database I > have a collector ID. I have a tag in the compound > index that is created by > > "index on collector tag collector unique". > > This gives me a list of unique collectors using the > system, each one assigned to on

Re: Determining the type of active index

Ted Roche wrote: > On 1/17/07, Dave Crozier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> However, always remember though that there is no such thing as a "Numeric" >> index as all the data you index on is converted to a character expression >> before it is indexed. Hence you can seek on a character key even

Re: [NF] XP- Home or Pro

Paul Hill wrote: > On 1/24/07, Michael Madigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> That's correct. If you want to share your drive, >> you'll only be able to share it with 4 other people >> simultaneosly. That get's used up rather quickly. >> Even Pro only allows 10, but then has the other >> adva

Re: [NF] Handy way to send someone a file without emailing it.

Jim Felton wrote: > Sweet!! > Jim > > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf > Of Alan Bourke > Sent: Monday, January 29, 2007 4:17 AM > To: profox@leafe.com > Subject: [NF] Handy way to send someone a file without emailing it. > >

Re: Refresh all open forms

Garry Bettle wrote: > Howdy all, > > I'm testing a form, which contains an instance of IE. What I'd like > to do is to run several instances of this form - each with a different > webpage loaded - and refresh them all at once. > > Does anyone know of a quick way to refresh every open form? FOR EA

Re: What do I use in place of MSDE?

Stephen the Cook wrote: > MB Software Solutions <> wrote: > >> Paul Hill wrote: >> >>> Visual Source Safe also 'requires' the .NET framework. But you can >>> uninstall it afterwards and VSS works just fine. >>> >>> >> Wow...that's interestingjust like the recent post here (withi

Re: VFP9 faster than VFP8?

Stephen the Cook wrote: > Derek Kalweit <> wrote: > >>> I can't answer the specific question, but I recently took an app from >>> V7 to V9, and the users are all claiming about a 30% speed increase >>> in overall performance. >>> >> Do you use objects? If so, that's why. Calvin changed so

Re: What do I use in place of MSDE?

Derek Kalweit wrote: >> If the app is running sluggish and screen refreshing seems slow, then >> it is probably a .NET app. >> > > Or a VFP app written by a poor coder that doesn't know how to optimize the > GUI. > > I really don't understand all the .NET bashing. > We all know and have >

Re: [NF] Why Vista Matters to Developers

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > "To some, Windows Vista is Microsoft's most secure operating system ever. > To others, it's the most Mac-like. and to the other 80% of us it is still the same old piece of $&*@ > But from a developer standpoint, it's > the first proving ground for Microsoft's new famil

REPORT FORM to a file

I am trying to use the REPORT FORM TO FILE with a specific printer driver but it doesn't appear to be working, does any on now if this is a known issue? Every file I get is identical, I thought VFP would use the current printer driver to write the file. here is a sample snippet *LOCAL ARRAY l

Re: REPORT FORM to a file

Matthew Jarvis wrote: > Eugene Vital wrote: > >> I am trying to use the REPORT FORM TO FILE with a specific printer >> driver but it doesn't appear to be working, does any on now if this is a >> known issue? >> Every file I get is identical, I thought VFP woul

Re: REPORT FORM to a file

Eugene Vital wrote: > Matthew Jarvis wrote: > >> Eugene Vital wrote: >> >> >>> I am trying to use the REPORT FORM TO FILE with a specific printer >>> driver but it doesn't appear to be working, does any on now if this is a >>> k

Re: REPORT FORM to a file

Eugene Vital wrote: > Eugene Vital wrote: > >> Matthew Jarvis wrote: >> >> >>> Eugene Vital wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>> I am trying to use the REPORT FORM TO FILE with a specific printer >>>>

Re: [NF] Raising the cap on H-1B visas

Stephen the Cook wrote: > MB Software Solutions <> wrote: > >> It's short-sighted thinking, imo. It's purely for the sake of next >> quarter's profits instead of investing in a better American worker >> infrastructure. And let's face it...they know that foreign >> employment standards are not

Re: [NF] Raising the cap on H-1B visas

MB Software Solutions wrote: > Alan Bourke wrote: > >> Can we stop throwing generalisations about 'foreign workers' around >> please? The US in no way has the monopoly on skilled programmers and >> educated workforce. >> >> > > I agree. There are very smart non-US peoplejust like

Re: VFP9 grid issue

MB Software Solutions wrote: > I've got 2 columns in a grid. Yet, stepping through code in a past-Init > event, it says the ColumnCount is 0. How can that be? > > which event are you referring to? ___ Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com Subscriptio

Re: VFP9 grid issue

MB Software Solutions wrote: > Eugene Vital wrote: > >> MB Software Solutions wrote: >> >> >>> I've got 2 columns in a grid. Yet, stepping through code in a past-Init >>> event, it says the ColumnCount is 0. How can that be? >&g

Re: [NF] Specs for developer workstation in 2007

Malcolm Greene wrote: >> I'm in the market for getting a new developer workstation. Profox is >> full of past threads discussing machine configs but as we all know, the >> technology is changing so fast that many of these threads are >> out-of-date even before they are finished. >> >> I'm looking f

Re: Tracing (somebody else's) program flow tricks

MB Software Solutions wrote: > Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote: > >> Ummm, I guess I wasn't clear. I want to see >> >> customer.init() >> customer.SetCreditLimit() >> customer.ProcessNewOrder() >> customer.DisplayOrders() >> >> in debugo (along with parms, if I want) and I'm not sure that assert is >

Re: Scalix Email server

Michael Hawksworth wrote: > Has anyone tried this? > > http://www.scalix.com/community/ > > Regards > Michael > > > Yep, been running it for about 8 months now and it is pretty solid. There are a few small quirks with it but none are show stoppers. The Outlook integration works pretty well and i

Re: [NF] -- Wanted: Dead or Live

Ed Leafe wrote: > I don't know how many of you remember the Power Rangers TV show and > toys that were big in the early 90s, but they were developed by a toy > company, and part of the plan was to regularly replace the characters > with newer ones with cooler powers so that kids would h

Re: [NF] I guess it's time for another programming language...

MB Software Solutions wrote: > Matthew Jarvis wrote: > >> Okay, maybe it isn't necessary to jump ship just *yet*, but it's only a >> matter of time... >> >> > > 8+ years to be exact. > > >> I know that I'll need to do a rewrite of our MS Access front end app at >> some point so ha

[NF] Dabo site has some broken links

Hi Ed, I don't know if anyone reported this yet but on the dabodev site http://dabodev.com/wiki/InstallationOnWindows there are a couple of broken links. http://www.python.org/ftp/python/2.5/python-2.5.msi.- 404 error http://keihanna.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/wxpython/wxPython2.8-win

Re: [NF] Dabo site has some broken links

Eugene Vital wrote: > Hi Ed, > > I don't know if anyone reported this yet but on the dabodev site > http://dabodev.com/wiki/InstallationOnWindows there are a couple of > broken links. > > http://www.python.org/ftp/python/2.5/python-2.5.msi.- 404 error > > >

Re: [NF] DOS Batch Files

John Weller wrote: > After years away from them I now find I have to write a couple of simple > batch files. Unfortunately I've disposed of all my DOS references and can't > find how to 'pipe' an answer to a command. I need to send A (for All) to an > XCOPY command. Anyone remember how to do it?

Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

Stephen the Cook wrote: > Michael Madigan <> wrote: > >> 1. The Electric motor in general is nearly 90% efficient. The >> gasoline engine is 30% >> >> 2. The Tesla uses no gasoline, just electric and batteries. When >> you charge batteries, they don't get heavier. When you fill up a >> car

Re: [NF] MySQL over to SQL Server (was Ted's hijacked thread...lol!)

MB Software Solutions wrote: > Stephen the Cook wrote: > >> I have three under my belt. Nothing recent though. I am interviewing to >> swap MySQL over to SQL Server. >> >> > > Now that's something that sounds interesting for discussion. What's > wrong with MySQL that they want to d

Re: [NF] Firefox cruds out often?

Michael Madigan wrote: > I find the graphic rendering to be slower in Firefox. > > I don't have this problem. > I still don't understand why one would develop > firefox, since Microsoft's browser is free. > Because M$FT IE sucks! Because they can! > I understand why one would develop linux

Re: Another life after VFP thread?

Robert Jennings wrote: > Dave, > > What happens when VFP will no longer run on Windows? You can't expect > users to run old and unsupported Operating Systems. The Bean Counters > will never allow it. > My experience has been primarily in the automotive industry and there is a very good decision

Re: VFP Open SOurce Push

Stephen the Cook wrote: > Ed Leafe <> wrote: > >> On Apr 4, 2007, at 9:07 PM, Stephen the Cook wrote: >> >> >>> There is absolutely no advantage to M$ in opening up it's code base. >>> None. >>> >> And lots of advantages in not doing so. They don't want a growing >> Fox communit

[NF] Spamassassin

FYI Not sure if anyone is still using Linux on this list ;-) but if you are and you use Spamassassin for spam control there is a nice little OCR plugin that you can use with called FuzzyOCR http://fuzzyocr.own-hero.net/. Spamassassin is doing an excellent job of detecting spam but it wasn

Re: [NF] Spamassassin

Michael Madigan wrote: > Wow, is it really slow? > Do you mean the scanning process? If so, no. From the client perspective it is transparent. > --- Eugene Vital <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> FYI >> >> Not sure if anyone is still using Linux on

Re: Easiest way to create new project based on existing one?

MB Software Solutions wrote: > (VFP9) > > I want to take an older project/app and "re-brand" it under a different > name. I want the EXE to be named different and the backend DBC too. > I use the projecthook class to set my output name. > Code References will help to change references in cod

Re: [NF] Hockey softare was: [NF] Jerry Wolper.

Lou Syracuse wrote: > I thought you were doing .NET already. > > I'm open to other languages. The only reason I'd rather NOT do it in VFP > is that I already know VFP; I need to branch out and expand my knowledge > into other areas. > > Part of the fun is the sofwtare would need to run in a conne

VFP Printing 2D Barcodes

I may have a project coming up soon where I will need to print 2D barcodes. Is there anyone out there currently doing this and have any recommendations? ___ Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinf

Re: XFRX problem

MB Software Solutions wrote: > Brian Abbott wrote: > >> On 20/04/2007 at 06:00 MB Software Solutions wrote: >> >> >>> Having problems with eReports and am ready to switch over to XFRX, as >>> >>> >>> >> What sort of problems Michael? (We're using eReports with no real >> pr

Re: Windows Visita Install

Michael Babcock wrote: Paul Hill wrote: On 8/3/06, Michael Babcock My contract's specifically note the operating systems and other hardware information so that I'm protected from future operating systems "breaking" the app for some reason. iow, I guarantee it to work on the operating system u

Re: Windows Visita Install

MB Software Solutions wrote: Eugene Vital wrote: On that note you should check out the Lazurus project at http://www.lazarus.freepascal.org/ it is a pretty nice RAD tool for developing on any platform. I see your buddy Michael Hess is involved in thatcool! Ya, he is the founder and he

Re: VFP uses out of date .fxp file

ginal behavior? Thanks Tools\Options\General tab -> SET DEVELOPMENT Tools\Options\IDE tab -> Compile Before Saving -- It's all relative Eugene Vital Karibe Inc. 570.655.4585 x1003 570.650.8613 ___ Post Messages to:

Re: FREE Turbo Delphi and others back again

elop exclusively for developing C# apps, it is really a very nice IDE. I have also used the *MySQL Connector/Net* and it rocks. -- It's all relative Eugene Vital Karibe Inc. 570.655.4585 x1003 570.650.8613 ___ Post Messages to: Pro

RE: Move directories

> -Original Message- > From: Nick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2006 4:14 PM > To: 'ProFox Email List' > Subject: RE: Move directories > > > You seem to be missing the point somewhat. It was not about > synchronizing a > whole directory structure just a spe

Re: VFP Up in Tiobe Index

Ed Leafe wrote: On Oct 10, 2006, at 4:20 PM, Alan Bourke wrote: If an open-source Visual FoxPro that wasn't called "Visual FoxPro" appeared tomorrow it would be hailed as the best thing ever. The name just has so much baggage now irregardless of the advantages of using it. I thought the s

Re: Reporting DBF data to XLS

Stephen the Cook wrote: David Crooks <> wrote: Has anyone any experience with tool that will export DBF tables to Excel spreadsheets? I do have a couple requirements: 1) Not very expensive (Stonefield and others similar) 2) Has to work with older DBFs (FoxPro 2.0). Any ideas? TIA!

Re: 2.6 to VFP 9

Virgil Bierschwale wrote: > Thats an interesting site. > > Thanks, > > Virgil > > > Kevin Cully wrote: > >> Hey Virgil, >> >> I'm a visual learner so perhaps this web site might be of help! >> http://www.learnvisualfoxpro.com/FreeVideos.aspx >> >> -Kevin >> CULLY Technologies, LLC >> >> Sponsor

Re: get me off your fuckin bullshit

Michael Madigan wrote: > I think Ed should refund his money, too. LMAO > Since he graciously left us his cell# number - maybe each one of us should call and ask what his problem is! ;) > > > --- Michael Cummings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > >> Your maintenance software sucks, it doesn't

Re: get me off your fuckin bullshit

MB Software Solutions wrote: > Eugene Vital wrote: > >> Michael Madigan wrote: >> >> >>> I think Ed should refund his money, too. LMAO >>> >>> >>> >> Since he graciously left us his cell# number

RE: Valid event screwing with click event?

Try throwing in a Thisform.Refresh() or an thisform.edit1.Refresh() after you make the changes in the InteractiveChange event. I always use thisform.Refresh() - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Tristan Leask Sent: Tue, 6/5/2007 5:26am To: profox@leafe.c

Re: [NF} FoxPro and .NET better than Linux?

Ted Roche wrote: > Flame war to keep us warm today: > > >From Ed Foster's Gripeline: > > "One long-time reader -- by no means a Microsoft apologist -- recently > crystallized the issue this way in pondering Windows security > concerns. "My staff and I talk about this a lot, because we are > spendin

Re: [NF} FoxPro and .NET better than Linux?

Ted Roche wrote: > On 6/5/07, Eugene Vital <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> He speaks as though anyone cares what he is saying. >> >> > > Meeeooowww! I actually appreciate his columns when he's advocating for > consumers against Big Companies.

Re: [NF] Unblocking an attachment in Outlook

Jeff Johnson wrote: > A customer sent me an Access .mdb file that I needed to convert tonight. > Since they are on the East Coast, it is too late to call them. Outlook > blocked the file and I can't see any way to unblock it. Here is what the > help file says: > > "To provide enhanced security, M

Re: Trapping system date change.

Graham Brown (CompSYS) wrote: > Thanks > > Hadn't seen it fail before. > > My application is a time & fees system so as you can imagine having the > correct time is quite important. > I had the users messing with the system date time so they could start late > and go home early before! > I alwa

Re: Try/Catch handling of Copy File errors

Joe Yoder wrote: > Thanks - Maybe some day I'll take the time to try to use this. > > Couldn't you just have a table for storing the last used file name and auto increment it ;)? > Joe > > On Tuesday, July 03, 2007 2:46 PM, Ted Roche wrote: > >> Date: Tue, 3 Jul 2007 14:46:11 -0400 >>

Re: VFP UI with SQL Backend

SQL Server costs LOTS of $$ (USD) SQLServer Express - http://www.microsoft.com/sql/editions/express/default.mspx create your tables VFP create a DBC add remote view to tables in server easy as PIE I think you'll find that most people on this list won't just give you code VERBATIM (some work i

PostgreSQL data types

Howdy all, I am working on an app using VFP9 hitting a PostgreSQL 8.2 database using SPT trying to concatenate 2 fields using the COALESCE() function. The query works fine except the results are being returned as a Memo instead of the needed character type. Is there a way to specify that the r

Re: PostgreSQL data types

MB Software Solutions wrote: > Eugene Vital wrote: > >> Howdy all, >> >> >> I am working on an app using VFP9 hitting a PostgreSQL 8.2 database >> using SPT trying to concatenate >> 2 fields using the COALESCE() function. >> >> The query

Re: [NF] Barebones deal

Pete Theisen wrote: > On Monday 06 August 2007 09:38, mrgmhale wrote: > > Hi Gil, Everybody! > > Thanks for clearing that up. I didn't know about via, having had a number of > boxes with via, but then, I haven't been doing much graphics, mostly because > the graphics didn't seem to work :-) > >

Re: FormSet ???

Ailsom F. Heringer (Osklen) wrote: > Foxers, > > When I started using VFP some people told me not to use Formset, so I never > used it. They said that it was difficult to use and causes some problems. > > But now we are using a third party software that is totally based on > formsets, and it seems

Re: MySQL COUNT(*) comes back as Character field result in VFP9

Michael, The answer is in the connections string! 8-) LOCAL lcSQLConStr as String ,; liSQLHandle as Integer * this connections string gives the desired results lcSQLConStr ="DRIVER=MySQL ODBC 3.51 Driver;SERVER=MYSERVER;DATABASE=im;USER=MYUSER;PASSWORD=MYPASSWD;PORT=3306;OPTION=16899"

Re: [NF] M$ says Steal Office?

Ed Leafe wrote: > On Sep 12, 2007, at 4:26 PM, David Crooks wrote: > > >>> You need a school address. >>> >>> http://tinyurl.com/2zu6u8 >>> >> I would not call it stealing as it costs $60, which is a pretty good >> deal for all that software. >> > > It's like stealing fr

Re: MySQL COUNT(*) comes back as Character field result in VFP9

MB Software Solutions wrote: > Eugene Vital wrote: > >> Michael, >> >> The answer is in the connections string! 8-) >> >> LOCAL lcSQLConStr as String ,; >> liSQLHandle as Integer >> >> >> * this connections string gives

Re: MySQL COUNT(*) comes back as Character field result in VFP9

Eugene Vital wrote: > MB Software Solutions wrote: > >> Eugene Vital wrote: >> >> >>> Michael, >>> >>> The answer is in the connections string! 8-) >>> >>> LOCAL lcSQLConStr as String ,; >>> liSQLHandl

Re: MySQL COUNT(*) comes back as Character field result in VFP9

MB Software Solutions wrote: > Eugene Vital wrote: > >>> Don't remember, been using it for years...here is a complete reference >>> for the ODBC connection parameters. >>> http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/myodbc-configuration-connection-parameters.h

[NF] Nice little encryption (open source of course)

I found this today while looking into an encryption routine. Works like a charm (Linux & Windows) so I figured I'd pass it along. http://www.truecrypt.org/ ----- Eugene Vital DocProcessing Team Lead TMG Health Inc 201 Lackawanna Ave Scranton, PA 18503 www.tmgh

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