From: "SoftTech"
Sent: Monday, May 17, 2010 10:08 PM
To: "Delphi - Talk"
Subject: Question on Windows Task Scheduler and Delphi
Greetings,
I use Delphi 5.1 and Delphi Studio 2010.
Currently I use the windows task manager on our office server to run an
executable that updates
Greetings,
I use Delphi 5.1 and Delphi Studio 2010.
Currently I use the windows task manager on our office server to run an
executable that updates transactions in a database to move things
forward. It starts running at 12:10am and processes every 8 minutes for 6
hours.
I have a few issues wit
Thanks Peter,
After listening all your opinions, I choose to use TryStrToInt too (which
i've never used before)...
Cédric
2008/12/5 Peter Laman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> BTW, I prefer the TryStrToInt function, because I don't need the Code
> variable in which I'm usually not interested anyway.
>
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BTW, I prefer the TryStrToInt function, because I don't need the Code
variable in which I'm usually not interested anyway.
On Thu, Dec 4, 2008 at 11:31 AM, Cédric Joubert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thank for you reply. In the other list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) they explain me
> that, I've to
I also presume the warning is that you use unitialized variables. In Delphi,
var arguments are considered to be input/output. If an argument is output
only, it can be declared using 'out' in stead of 'var'. However, the Val
procedure is a rather old one, when 'var' was the only possibility, so
that
Hi,
Thank for you reply. In the other list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) they explain me
that, I've took a very bad example because the Val() proc is very special
proc that work with the compiler :
"...Bad example because Val() is a special case ! Val() function work with
some
help from the compiler, this
variables have
values, but that their values are irrelevant to the question. He was
merely showing the declarations so that we knew the types.
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Hi Cédric,
var
S: String;
myV : Integer;
myCode : Integer;
> Val(S, myV, myCode); works fine until I don't use the 2 var after so
it makes a warning
Does it? to me you are just passing uninitialized variablesthey
could be anything!
I think you need to re-think why you need to
hi,
I'm new on the list... happy to see that there is such a list...
Can you tell me to pass "nothing" to a function/proc that waits for an Var
argument ?
Let's take the System
procedure Val(S;var V;var Code:Integer);
Val(S, 0, 0); OR Val(S, Null, Null); doesnt' work of course
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> I have a very strange question
>
>
>
>
>
>
> The question: How do I know/detect if my software is running un
address of something, then read a
> (preferably small) number of bytes from that address. Considering Microsoft
> never uses the GCC compiler, maybe different compilers generate different
> code and you can spot some clear difference, enough to make a positive
> identification on the comp
How about checking the system variables.
Bob Pointon
CubicDesign <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I have a very strange question
The question: How do
generate different code and you can
spot some clear difference, enough to make a positive identification on the
compiler used to compile the emulator.
(2.4) Ask this same question on a emulator-specific mailing list. I'm sure the
Wine guys know waaay better then anyone else where Wine and
The question: How do I know/detect if my software is running under Windows?
Ok. Now explanations: I have a Delphi compiled program (windows 32 bit)
that may be run by some users on Mac/Linux under misc. emulators
(especially CrossOver and Wine) of virtual machines.
How can I detect if it is
Hi Bob,
First...about the question, I ended up sending it on a separate
thread and forgot to take that comment out. As for your books, they are
indeed on my list, but the last two years have been very tough and I've not
been able to pick up any side work. Right now it's hard e
Hi Robert,
> If ever a good monthly mag or e-zine on Pascal and Delphi was
> needed, it is certainly now!
Thanks for your kind words. In the subject, however, you mentioned "a
question", but I wasn't able to find it in your message :-)
Anyway, I have some more
If ever a good monthly mag or e-zine on Pascal and Delphi was
needed, it is certainly now! The proliferation of .NET has made it even
harder to find good information on these topics then it had been...and it
was never easy!
.NET is all right, and I'm sure Microsoft will eventually
Hello Rob,
Level 2 should be available on client OS. I'm getting zeros for level
2 as well.
I actually also tried level 3 servers. Same result...
Jack
> JLIST wrote:
>> I'm actually calling it on Win XP, if this is what you asked.
> That's not what I asked. The documentation says level 3 is on
JLIST wrote:
> I'm actually calling it on Win XP, if this is what you asked.
That's not what I asked. The documentation says level 3 is only valid on
servers.
> Level 4 returns an error. But both level 2 and level 3 have those fields
> defined though.
The documentation advises against using lev
Hello Rob,
I'm actually calling it on Win XP, if this is what you asked.
Level 4 returns an error. But both level 2 and level 3 have those fields
defined though.
Jack
> JLIST wrote:
>> Not sure if anyone has used NetUserGetInfo() API. I call it using
>> a LM.pas module that I found online. I'm
JLIST wrote:
> Not sure if anyone has used NetUserGetInfo() API. I call it using
> a LM.pas module that I found online. I'm trying to get level 3
> properties (also tried level 2) I find that although I'm getting
> most fields back correctly, including name, full name, comments, etc,
> the usri3_co
e_page and usri3_country_code fields are always 0,
no matter how I change the language and locale settings in the control
panel.
In order to double check, I also tried the same function from Python
and also got the 0 for those fields (so it's more like a Win32 API
question than a Delph question.) D
Hi All,
I agree with Sean about the PK name, except I never add ID. Making it
derivative of the table makes it its use as a Foreign Key clearer.
i.e.
Client Table
Client (PK)
Last Name
. . .
SalePerson Table
SalesPerson (PK)
Last Name
. . .
SalePersonClient Table
SalesPe
in error please delete it and
>notify me. Thank you."
>
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:delphi-talk-
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> > Sent: Tuesday, 7 August 2007 11:10 a.m.
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> Subject: SQL question
>
> SQL question:
>
> I am firm believer that all tables&#
your specific question: If you have a real need for each UID to
be unique across the whole database, then implement it that way.
If you do not have the need for that, then keep UID unique to each table
because the implementation choices are MUCH easier and more flexible and
yield better perfor
SQL question:
I am firm believer that all tables’ starts with one column, I my case I
always call the column UID. The UID is a Unique Identifier. This way I
can reference any other column in another table to this unique record.
I here assume everyone knows what I am talking about.
The
I should make it clear that when I first brought the subject up,
I wasn't referring to "rainbow interfaces", or even those that offer
custom skins or themes to make them look good without functional reason!
I had "Form follows Function" beaten into my head for two years
when I was an Arch
cause they want me to see and buy things I
> never bought before. But I, the customer, don't want it, because I want to
> do my shopping as quickly as possible and buy the things I need, not more.
>
>
>
> -Oorspronkelijk bericht-
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> Subject: RE: Good morning Delphi question
>
> My experience with business customers is rather that they sic
nt it, because I want to
do my shopping as quickly as possible and buy the things I need, not more.
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Namens CubicDesign
Verzonden: woensdag 20 juni 2007 12:57
Aan: Delphi-Talk Discussion List
Onderwerp: Re: Good m
Funny you should mention this as I had just downloaded the
library myself! I'm not sure at this point if it will help me do what I
am thinking of, but it appears promising.
from Robert Meek dba "Tangentals Design"
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Freelance Windows Programming for XP and Vista
A
ministrative
>>> packages for EUR500 to everyday small businesses. Packages that one could by
>>> of the shelf for EUR100 with far more options. And i even confront these
>>> people with that option, and still they are more interested in what i
>>> have
>>&
enjoyed or endured as your current
perspective allows!"
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I observed (but maybe I a
nservative' winapp with solid support behind
>> it,
>> and help whenever needed. Instead of diving off the cliff, trying every
>> EUR100
>> package, one after another, getting stuck along the way and lost in the
>> maze
>> ... And this symptom is spread over al
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I've been doing it for 11 years now, writing custom software for niche
market without competition. Delphi is the best thing that eve
Personally, I have always agreed with that myself, BUT even when
I was manager of an insurance brokerage, we were constantly pushed by
our companies to upgrade. And as I said earlier, nearly every client I
ever had all demand a visually stimulating interface that runs now on
Vista! They d
siness instead of
> getting lost into something that is 'but' a tool
>
> Seems i'm in my writing days ..
> Orca
> Gent - Belgium
>
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like to concentrate on their business instead of
getting lost into something that is 'but' a tool
Seems i'm in my writing days ..
Orca
Gent - Belgium
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"Reality cannot be explained...only enjoyed or endured as your current
perspective allows!"
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Hi Robert,
I appreciate entirely your point of view, but I don't think it is fair
to blame miclonoft or whoever it is for the whoes of the world.
Simply because even they are under pressure... because time moves on
software i
n ...
The only option i'd probably consider is subcontracting, any of you out
there with some time on your hands ?
Orca
Lode Deleu
Belgium
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Sent: Wednesday, June 13,
Hi Robert,
I appreciate entirely your point of view, but I don't think it is fair
to blame miclonoft or whoever it is for the whoes of the world.
Simply because even they are under pressure... because time moves on
software is competitive...
Recently I did a presentation at the Australian
Can a one man band make a decent living writing Delphi apps? Take a look at
http://xequte.com/. One man (my brother) + Delphi = a very nice living indeed.
Regards
Sean Cross
IT Systems Development Manager
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Of Andre van Zuydam
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 10:40 AM
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Subject: Re: Good morning Delphi question
Hi Everyone
Welcome back Robert!
How does the average software developer compete with the established
companies like Microsoft ? Definitely clients want to see
Hi Everyone
Welcome back Robert!
How does the average software developer compete with the established
companies like Microsoft ? Definitely clients want to see something
when they spend their money on us. I've had to learn to make my
applications a little more than just functional by getting
Hi all,
Sorry I haven't been able to participate on the lists so
infrequently as of late. And thanx for the many personal well-wishes I
have received from so many members over the last couple months. I am
amazed my friends here have shown their support and care so much more
than those I'v
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Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2007 5:21 PM
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Subject: RE: Quick question slightly left of being On Topic!
Thunderbird works just fine on Vista.
Regards
Sean Cross
IT Systems Dev
Thunderbird works just fine on Vista.
Regards
Sean Cross
IT Systems Development Manager
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Disclaimer
Hi Robert,
We haven't taken the plunge into Vista here (we're waiting for
everyone else to shake out problems :-) ), but quite a while ago we
switched our news readers to Thunderbird
(http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/thunderbird/). Their web site claims
to support Vista (click on System Requireme
Robert Meek wrote:
> I seem to remember one of our members here having a free or
> shareware newsgroup app that was supposed to be pretty good, but I don't
> recall it's or his name. In any case, if it will at the very least,
> allow me to read and write messages on the various professional groups
ot;
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2007 3:33 PM
Subject: Quick question slightly left of being On Topic!
> Does anyone know of a good newsgroup application that actually
> works properly under Vista Ultima unlike the one supplied with it?
> I managed to get OutLook 2002 installed and working as
Does anyone know of a good newsgroup application that actually
works properly under Vista Ultima unlike the one supplied with it?
I managed to get OutLook 2002 installed and working as part of
XP Office pro thankfully, although a nasty glitch requires re-inputting
ones password ever
Thanks to all who replied. The form "if X <= [a,b] then" reads more
intuitively to me, and changing the code to that form does not change
the behavior. I finally understand! :-)
At 09:06 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:
>Sean Cross wrote:
> > I would suggest
> >
> > If (X = []) or (X = [a]) or (x = [
Sean Cross wrote:
> I would suggest
>
> If (X = []) or (X = [a]) or (x = [b]) or (X = [a,b]) then...
>
> But the original code seems fine to me.
What I think is the most direct way of writing it is this:
if X <= [a,b] then
That's checking whether X is a subset of {a,b}.
You could also do this
Kloke
> Sent: Wednesday, 18 April 2007 12:21 p.m.
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> Subject: Re: Question on Set operator
>
> the original code can be read as:
>
> "if removing both a and b from X leaves the empty set, then..."
>
> or could be recoded as:
&g
the original code can be read as:
"if removing both a and b from X leaves the empty set, then..."
or could be recoded as:
if not ((a in X) or (b in X)) then...
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> Hi All,
>
> I've inherited some code that I need to integrate into some existing
> code. The author of th
Hi All,
I've inherited some code that I need to integrate into some existing
code. The author of the old code is using a construct I don't
understand. There are things like:
if (X - [a, b]) = [] then ...
where "X" is a set and "a" and "b" are valid members of that set. My
understanding
Got it. I had to do
"%windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\vxx\aspnet_regiis.exe -i"
Cosmin Prund wrote:
> Hello everyone.
>
> I've managed to get my web site to a reasonable level of functionality
> and now I want to move it to my "production" server (an WinXP system).
> So I copied my applicat
Hello everyone.
I've managed to get my web site to a reasonable level of functionality
and now I want to move it to my "production" server (an WinXP system).
So I copied my application from my dev machine (also an WinXP system)
over to my other machine. I've set up the Virtual Directory under I
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Sent: Thursday 15 February 2007 18:42
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Subject: RE: ASP.NET question: How do I pass a parameter to a new page?
Cosmin Prund wrote:
>I can use Server.Transfer('FrontPage.asp
, 2007 3:23 PM
Subject: Re: ASP.NET question: How do I pass a parameter to a new page?
> Thanks Kraven and Darling Michael,
>
> Both methods (or is it the same method?) require my SECOND page to have
> knowledge of the CALLING page. This is not what I want. Here's an longer
> exam
It seems there's no way for two distinct ASPX pages to talk to each
other in a straight-forward way. By straight-forward I mean giving page
"A" direct access to page "B". Page "A" can send a message to page "B"
using a number of techniques, but all techniques require an mediator:
The Web Browse
Cosmin Prund wrote:
>I can use Server.Transfer('FrontPage.aspx')
>and then, from FrontPage.aspx use some trick and get my parameter from
>the calling page. That's *strange* and unacceptable because it requires
>the CALLED page to have knowledge about every single CALLING page out
there!
It is n
Hi Cosmin,
> Hmmm - I'm starting to think there's no other way, and I don't get it.
> Isn't this supposed to be an easy, frequent thing to do?
Perhaps you just want to store information in the Session (per browser
window) or Application (global, for all) objects?
See http://www.drbob42.com/exa
Hmmm - I'm starting to think there's no other way, and I don't get it.
Isn't this supposed to be an easy, frequent thing to do?
Bob Swart wrote:
> Hi Cosmin,
>
> Do a Redirect to a page with information after the ? character.
> Like the following:
>
>Details.aspx?Id=42
>
> And then in the Det
Hi Cosmin,
Do a Redirect to a page with information after the ? character.
Like the following:
Details.aspx?Id=42
And then in the Details.aspx page, you can retrieve the value of Id (as
part of the Request.Params:
Request.Params['Id'];
Groetjes,
Bob Swart
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Thanks Kraven and Darling Michael,
Both methods (or is it the same method?) require my SECOND page to have
knowledge of the CALLING page. This is not what I want. Here's an longer
example, maybe this makes it clearer:
I've got three pages: FrontPage.aspx, Search.aspx and ShowObject.aspx;
Both
I think the ASP.NET way is to use the Context.Handler object. Using
Server.Transfer you still have access to any public properties on the
first page.
Your receiving page needs to know about the type of the first page but
then you can cast the Context.Handler into this type and access any
propertie
From: "Cosmin Prund" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 12:52 PM
Subject: ASP.NET question: How do I pass a parameter to a new page?
> Hello.
>
> I've got an ASP.NET form with a button on it. From the Butto
Hello.
I've got an ASP.NET form with a button on it. From the Button click I
want to show a different page/form, passing this new form an parameter.
I can easily do this using Response.Redirect but is there a way to do it
using Server.Transfer (so the request doesn't have to make a round-trip
Thanks Sean!
m
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> To: delphi-talk@elists.org
> Subject: Question
>
> Anyone have any idea how these "virtual drive letter"
> products are doing this kind of shell integration? See
> http://www.southrivertech.com/products/webdrive/index.html.
Anyone have any idea how these "virtual drive letter" products are doing
this kind of shell integration? See
http://www.southrivertech.com/products/webdrive/index.html. Even better,
anyone have any sample code or know of a component set that automates
the extensions?
Thanks,
Marshall
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Rob Kennedy wrote:
<...You can load the DLL with LoadLibrary, and directly call a function that
creates an instance of your class and returns an interface reference for
it.>
Rob,
Thanks for your reply. What I didn't tell is, that part of the functionality
of the DLL is also used to facilitate co
r's IT department won't
> like
> this fix.
>
> Now my question is, whether they really have to explicitly register this
> COM
> server again. I didn't change the TLB version number, so the Library ID as
> well as all the CLSID's are in place already. I only
TDBEdit!! It uses the EditMask property of the associated TField component.
Peter Laman
Senior Software Engineer
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need to register the COM
server again on each workstation... or don't they? The problem is, that due
to security issues, often only an administrator can make entries in the HKCR
or HKLM roots of the registry and so the customer's IT department won't like
this fix.
Now my question i
Greetings All,
Using Delphi 5.1
I'd like to use in my app the Input Mask Editor which pops-up when I click
on
"..." button associated with EditMask property for TMaskEdit component. How
can I have access to this Input Mask Editor during runtime so my end user
can use it?
Does anyone know of a da
Hi,
Is there a way to programmatically determine the ClientHeight needed by a
TWebBrowser to be able to display its content without the use of a vertical
scrollbar?
Peter Laman
Senior Software Engineer
Lance ICT Group
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>> -Original Message-
>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jack
>> Sent: 23 December 2005 6:45 p.m.
>> To: Delphi-Talk
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> Sent: 23 December 2005 6:45 p.m.
> To: Delphi-Talk Discussion List
> Subject: A question about GPL
>
> Hello all,
>
> Some open source components are GPL-licensed. I read GPL
> license today. It seems that as long as you are distribu
Hello all,
Some open source components are GPL-licensed. I read GPL
license today. It seems that as long as you are distributing
your software that uses a GPL module, is derived from it,
you'll have to distribute the complete source code. Not only
the part you modified, but also other parts of you
Override the Paint method instead of WM_PAINT.
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Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2005 4:01 PM
To: Delphi-Talk Discussion List
Subject: Re: tooltips question
Since I'm new to this kind of programmi
m: "Jeremy North" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Delphi-Talk Discussion List"
Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005 7:27 PM
Subject: Re: tooltips question
> It would be very easy to provide balloon tips using the inbuilt tip
> mechanism in Delphi.
>
> 1. Descend f
Mine and Jeremy's suggestion is the easiest thing to do.
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Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005 7:58 PM
To: Delphi-Talk Discussion List
Subject: Re: tooltips question
The delphi guru, Rob, has sp
It would be very easy to provide balloon tips using the inbuilt tip
mechanism in Delphi.
1. Descend from THintWindow to create TBalloonHintWindow
2. Override the creation and draw your balloon region. Use the
SetWindowRgn API after creating a region using CreatePolygonRgn.
3. Set the HintWindowCla
them.
from Robert Meek dba Tangentals Design
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Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005 9:21 PM
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Subject: Re: tooltips question
Thanks for your suggestions. For a note, I
iscussion List"
Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005 4:47 PM
Subject: RE: tooltips question
> What exactly are you trying to do?
>
> Are you talking Hint Windows?
>
> You can create your own HintWindow class (derived from THintWindow) and
> replace the default class by setti
ing global.
Perhaps I'll shoot another mail on that.
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From: "Rob Kennedy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Delphi-Talk Discussion List"
Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005 5:51 PM
Subject: Re: tooltips question
> Richard R wrote:
>> H
Richard R wrote:
> Hello, I want to implement tooltips feature into my software however I
> have
> some questions about some code I found. Do I need to delete the window
> created by CreateWindowEx using DeleteWindow
That which you create, you should delete.
> and also do I need to send a
> TTM_D
.
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Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005 5:36 PM
To: 'Delphi-Talk Discussion List'
Subject: tooltips question
Hello, I want to implement tooltips feature into my software however I have
some questions about s
Hello, I want to implement tooltips feature into my software however I have
some questions about some code I found. Do I need to delete the window
created by CreateWindowEx using DeleteWindow and also do I need to send a
TTM_DELTOOL message when my program terminates? Also how would I turn this
Peter, the best place for this question would be the Delphi-Webbrowser
Yahoo group:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/delphi-webbrowser
You must be a member to post but it is free.
--- Peter Laman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> In my D6 app, I have a TWebBrowser control
Hello,
In my D6 app, I have a TWebBrowser control. The HTML code displayed contains
an ActiveX control, which supports several events. Is there any way to have
the Delphi code connect and respond to an event of the HTML-embedded ActiveX
control?
Peter Laman
Senior Software Engineer
Lance ICT Grou
Delphians,
The Win32 VersionInfo resource is multilinguage. The String Info can be
entered per-language, with different values for different language/character
set combinations, but for the same key name. There are a number of standard
keys, but one can define his own keys:
- Now what's the point
Lot's of thanks!
By(t)e
Laca
www.kovacslt.fw.hu
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From: "Gabi Seica" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, May 09, 2005 11:30 AM
Subject: RE : shared DB question
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> Hi,
>
> The problem is pretty simp
y 08, 2005 1:27 PM
Subject: RE: shared DB question
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>From "Robert Meek"
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dba / "Tangen
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Hi,
The problem is pretty simple.The whole key of it resides in the way you
configure the BDE on the computers that run the Paradox application.
Let's assume that computer A is also the database server for this application.
1. First of all you must set the NETDIR parameter
(Configuration/Dr
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>From "Robert Meek"
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dba / "Tangentals Design"
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