Copyfile, movefile, renamefile *should* do the job.
Cheers,
Nicholas Sherlock
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From: Alistair George [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [DUG]: Copyfile
Hi all.
What routine can I
Hi there, does anyone know how I could use a script, could be
xml / html / vbascript or even a pascal type script and then use this info to
print onto a printer canvas?
Im not sure which script would be the best to use or
how to do it.
The whole section below would be in a script
Can anyone enlighten me as to the best approach to the following problem:
An application is used be several users on an XP machine and needs to keep
both user specific options in the registry as well as global settings that
affect all users. Currently the entries are stored in the
I have finally traced a randomly occurring error in an app. The error
occurs when inserting a record in a table (Dbase), the message reported in
the exception is 'Data Structure Corruption'. I have searched the web but
can only find listings including this error and one that classes this as a
Rob
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Wild Software Ltd
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From: Kyley Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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use
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE for the globals, or any global defaults where you can then put the
same key structure under HKEY_CURRENT_USER as an override
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From: Paul Lowman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 28 March 2003 8:46 a.m.
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Hi all
Recently there was on this list posted some questions about Simple Isams
(Flashfiler)
I came across this option on the memtable list
http://www.sigmap.com/txquery.htm
Which SQL' ises TTable Derivaitves
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Im still wondering what happened to the emails I sent this morning :)
Rob
Software engineer
Wild Software Ltd
Ph 03 377-0495
- Original Message -
From: Kyley Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject:
Hello Kyley,
Xtra problems I am sure. Email delivery here is very poor at the moment too.
Xtra increased their prices with auspices of providing better network bandwidth,
but don't do anything. Eventually the bandwidth gets clogged up, going, going,
gone and THEN they do something.
At least they
On Win NT machines you have to have admin rights for the app to work using
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. This is a real pain.
Rob
Software engineer
Wild Software Ltd
Ph 03 377-0495
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From: Kyley Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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http://www.delphi32.com/info_facts/faq/faq_349.asp
When using the TRegistry component under NT, a user with less than administrator
rights is unable to access information stored in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. How can I
work around this?
The problem is caused by the fact that TRegistry (and the
To get around this just use OpenKeyReadOnly or set the Access property
to KEY_READ once you have created the TRegistry instance. These are
available in Delphi 6 and above. Don't know about Delphi 5.
Jed
The problem is caused by the fact that TRegistry (and the derived
TRegInifile)
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From: Corey Murtagh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2003 2:12 PM
Subject: Re: [DUG]: Registry entries under NT,XP
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Store user-specific settings ing HKEY_CURRENT_USER and globals in
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. That's pretty much the whole reason the registry
John,
I once wrote a wee program much as you describe.
It simply looked every minute, and logged the window title.
So I can answer your first question anyway:
var s:String;
P:array[0..256] of Char;
h:THandle;
i:Integer;
begin
Hi all
I have a mail merge app which has a button for sending off a
letter as a fax to the client. It has a dialog which comes back at the end of
the process, saying "Fax sent to fax queue".
In some instances, inexperienced users (not familiar with
Windows) have sidetracked off to
if i'm following this correctly, i think the problem is that
the
"fax sent... " dialog is modal - so it blocks
allkeystroke/mouse input
sent to the main window of the app.
one way to get around this (if it's your app) is to make that
dialog
modeless - and then enforce the "modal" features
I'm using a free component called FileDrop which allows dragging of
files from windows explorer onto a TWinControl at runtime. I'm
attempting to use this with a ListView to insert files. Unfortunately
FileDrop doesn't provide the X,Y coordinates of the drop position. Is
there a simple way to
I found the global Mouse.CursorPos property. Do I have to use that and
subtract the mainform position and the listview position or is there
something I've missed?
TControl.ScreenToClient(const Point: TPoint): TPoint;
Takes a screen cordinate, and translates it into local control cordinates.
That did the trick, thanks.
Ross.
Matt Dee wrote:
I found the global Mouse.CursorPos property. Do I have to use that and
subtract the mainform position and the listview position or is there
something I've missed?
TControl.ScreenToClient(const Point: TPoint): TPoint;
Takes a screen
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