1.  DP has a txx file limitation call it of 500Mb (not exactly right, but 
close).  Can this be increased - I've got a couple of apps sitting at 300M+
 
2.  DP doesn't work if you print records that are too wide.  Something like 255 
characters is the limit.  And it doesn't fail gracefully.. 
 
3.  I'm not at all up to speed on this question:
 
DP used to be able to exchange information via the DP shell.
Could a wrapper be written to allow dp to think it was working inside the dp 
shell, while to the outside world appearing as a dCOM object (or whatever 
microsoft is calling it today.).
 
Basically, have dp drive real time updates to an excell spread sheet for 
example, 
or an acad dwg.
 


Date: Tue, 7 Sep 2010 09:50:43 +0200
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Dataperf] Christchurch Earthquake

Charles . . . Colin is in the door business. Buildings needing to be rebuilt, 
repaired and etc. can only be good for business assuming his factory wasnt 
badly hurt which it doesnt sound like it was.


Don


2010/9/7 Charles G. Wolf <[email protected]>


Hi Colin,

Good to hear from you.  How is your home and business?

Charlie




Colin Roberts wrote: 
Hi Charlie, Don, Brian and All,

Thanks for your concern - Annaleys and I just got back late last night from 
a relaxing cruise and a few days in Singapore - so missed all the action - 
but all family is safe and sound here.

Brian and Don summed it up pretty well, its infrastructure and services that 
is going to take sometime to get sorted. Our earthquake building code is 
pretty stringent but there are still many buildings which were built before 
those requirements were brought in. We spent over $80,000 just on the 
foundations of our beach property north of Auckland to meet the current 
requirements three years ago. A lot of money to pour into the ground for a 
once in a lifetime event, but in times like this, one does re-assess the 
value of doing so.

I think the buildings suffering major structural damage would have not been 
a surprise to the engineers currently accessing the damage in the 
Christchurch area. Those ones built to the new codes, I believe, have little 
if any damage.

Still it is remarkable that there wasn't loss of life. Timing is everything. 
At 4.30am the streets were pretty much deserted but there were a few close 
calls with falling chimneys and roofs etc collapsing inward into bedroom and 
living areas of homes.

Regards

Colin Roberts
Auckland
NZ

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Charles G. Wolf" <[email protected]>
To: "DataPerfect Users Discussion Group" <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, September 05, 2010 4:10 AM
Subject: [Dataperf] Colin Roberts


  
Hi Everyone,

Has anyone heard from or about Colin Roberts?  He lives in New Zealand, 
and I think it may be Christchurch.  As you may have heard, yesterday, 
they had a 7.0 earthquake.  The news says no one has died, which is 
encouraging.  Colin organized our last DP conference in 2004.

Charlie Wolf




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