On 6/11/07, Michael Madigan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jews to the left of me
Jews to the right of me
And here we are stuck in the middle with you :-)
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If you have the indexing on the file correct and match it with the group
break levels in the report then you don't need any variables. You just
specify the calculation of the field as Sum by(...level...).
I must admit though that I still use variables as it is easier to change the
report
You may find that the functionality in VFP to read XML can't handle
very deeply nested schemas.
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Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:
With these tools I can build a
web site without the need of writing a single line of java code.
Netbeans visual web plugin allows me to create web pages by dragging and
dropping objects onto the designer frame and then filling out a property
sheets on the
On Sunday 10 June 2007 22:04, Bill Arnold wrote:
It's not Lieberman specifically, but AIPAC and the soldiers of Israel
in general that have seized American foreign policy with the same
arrogance and belligerence practiced in Israel. It's not Iran that poses
the greatest threat to us, it's
I sent this message on 9th but apparentlt it didn't get through:
I need to get RGB values for colors intermediate between two colors.
E,g,
RED - Dark pink - Medium pink - Light pink - WHITE or
RED - Reddish orange - Orange - Yellowish orange - YELLOW
I'm sure somebody must have done this
Hi
I have this table in the form's environment, than I open another form,
modal, with a private datasession. When I get back I would like to
update the table, what's the best way ?
Thanks, E.
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Eurico,
Or if you are not using buffering (the VFP Default)
Select TableAlias
Goto Recno(TableAlias)
Flush
or simply change the record pointer by moving to another record.
Dave Crozier
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Pete Theisen wrote:
On Sunday 10 June 2007 22:04, Bill Arnold wrote:
It's not Lieberman specifically, but AIPAC and the soldiers of Israel
in general that have seized American foreign policy with the same
arrogance and belligerence practiced in Israel. It's not Iran that poses
the
Hi
Sorry, my bad. The table, table1, resides in the form's environment and
is not updated, it's just for lookup. But, in another form table1 is
updated and I need to access the fresh data in table1. The only way
is to issue an USE than USE AGAIN or what ?
TIA, E.
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Hi
I need to access a printer connected via com1 or com2.
Can someone point me in the right direction ?
TIA, E.
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Hi all
Totally OT I know and probably a bit of a swear word on this forum!!
I've just inherited an ASP.NET (c#) app. The customer has just moved the
hosting and now it won't send emails. There are no obvious error messages,
it seems to go through but the emails never arrive. The code hasn't
Eurico,
So the lookup form (modal) is the one which updates the record. In that case
you need to:
1. Make sure that the record is UNLOCKED in the calling form before you call
the Modal Form or you will get update conflicts
2. When the modal form has been called and the updated record written
Eurico,
You need to use the Dos Mode command
Mode lpt1:=com1:
Look at
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-
us/mode.mspx?mfr=true
or
http://tinyurl.com/yoljhw
Dave Crozier
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I'm not quite sure of what you mean, because you are missign some explanation.
Therefore, I assume you want to update the original table with a value from the
table open in the modal form.
I would do this:
In the modal form:
init event
thisform.addproperty('oRecord')
suppose you show a grid
On Jun 11, 2007, at 10:16 AM, Graham Brown ((CompSYS)) wrote:
Totally OT I know and probably a bit of a swear word on this forum!!
Actually, should be [NF], since this is tech-related.
I've just inherited an ASP.NET (c#) app. The customer has just
moved the
hosting and now it
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Can't help you, but this certainly is NF, not OT!
Graham Brown (CompSYS) wrote:
Hi all
Totally OT I know and probably a bit of a swear word on this forum!!
I've just inherited an ASP.NET (c#) app. The customer has just moved the
hosting and now it won't send emails. There are no obvious
Take a look at mscom32.ocx
Bill
I need to access a printer connected via com1 or com2.
Can someone point me in the right direction ?
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In that case, and following the example in my previous post, you could do the
following:
In the second form, which you said has a private data session, you could use
optimistic table buffering, thus:
load event
cursorsetprop('buffering',5,'thetabletobeupdated')
in the save event
I need to access a printer connected via com1 or com2.
Can someone point me in the right direction ?
Create a Windows printer, use the 'Generic/Text only' driver, and
point it to the com port. You can then do a set printer to command in
VFP and use ??? and SET DEVICE TO PRINTER and use @SAY's
Eurico,
As Bill has pointed out if you need to access the serial ports at low level
then use mscomm32.
I have done lots of work with this activeX and if you need any help then
just put out a call and I'll send you some source code. However I thought
you simply wanted to access the printer as a
Hi Guys
Thanks much. I need to print to a receipt printer in a POS environment.
Using the DLLs provided by the printer dealer takes too long to print.
There are two DLLs, I can't find now that would wrap any DLL and allow
the program to go on, anybody ?
Please Dave send my way any code u got.
What kind of receipt printer? Star? Epson?
Take a look for oPos (OLE for Retail POS) drivers for the printer you are
using. That is what we use on our VFP-based POS System to communicate with
comm and USB receipt printers. Will save you a TON of time, and they work
great for us.
Lou
You could try using only printer fonts on the report layout.
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Eurico,
Which Operating system XP, 2K or Aagh Vista!
Dave Crozier
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Hi Guys
Thanks much. I need to print
Dave
XP up to date and to my regret Visa Home Premium.
Thanks, E.
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Eurico,
If you are going to frive the printer at interface level then you will need
to know all the setup codes, initialisation sequences, formatting codes etc.
Are you sure that you have these as without them you won't stand a chance?
Driving printers/devices at byte level isn't a trivial
Dave
It's http://www.bematech.com.br/ and the printer is MP-20 FI II.
But I got a program in Clipper that uses raw print and FreadFwrite w
the codes, so I am covered.
Anyway I like to have all the info I can get before I start something.
E.
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Hello,
I use CommTools library to talk to a modem on a Comm port.
I converted the code from Clipper to VFP9 and it works great.
HTH,
Kent
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Sent: Monday, June 11, 2007 11:35 AM
To:
On 6/11/07, Dave Crozier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eurico,
If you are going to frive the printer at interface level then you will need
to know all the setup codes, initialisation sequences, formatting codes etc.
Are you sure that you have these as without them you won't stand a chance?
Hi
Well, the lookup table was used in a View and to get taxes. In the modal
form
I could do an append blank on this table if necessary, that's why I needed
to
update. I ended up making the modal form with dataSession=1 and issuing a
TableUpdate().
Thanks, E.
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Web browsing just got more interesting...
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From: MacTech News Moderator [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: June 11, 2007 3:45:56 PM EDT
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [MTNews] Apple Introduces Safari for Windows
This message comes to you from MacTech News -- the Mac(tm) OS
I don't know - maybe it's the crazy nature of my work, or maybe just
this environment, or whatever
I'm just feeling like I'm getting dumber all the time... in addition to
that my stamina for sitting here working with computers for more than 9
hours is gone (that might actually be a good
Apple Computer announced today that it has developed a computer chip
that can store and play music in women's breast implants.
The iBoob will cost $499 or $599 depending on cup size.
This is considered to be a major breakthrough because women are always
complaining about men staring at their
On Jun 11, 2007, at 3:11 PM, Ed Leafe wrote:
Apple Introduces Safari for Windows
Phooey -- it requires XP. I stopped at W2K.
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On 6/11/07, Ed Leafe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Web browsing just got more interesting...
Bizarre. Ed, any idea why Apple is doing this?
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What we really need is a chip to inplant in their
brain to make them STFU. LOL
--- Derek Kalweit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apple Computer announced today that it has developed
a computer chip
that can store and play music in women's breast
implants.
The iBoob will cost $499 or $599
I'm sure he believes the Jews were partly responsible
for the Holocaust.
--- MB Software Solutions General Account
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pete Theisen wrote:
On Sunday 10 June 2007 22:04, Bill Arnold wrote:
It's not Lieberman specifically, but AIPAC and
the soldiers of Israel
in
Helio,
How was your gay pride weekend in Brazil?
Are you able to sit yet?
http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory?id=3264287
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On Jun 11, 2007, at 4:29 PM, Ted Roche wrote:
Bizarre. Ed, any idea why Apple is doing this?
One word: iPhone.
Safari 3 is the development platform for iPhone.
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I'm sure he believes the Jews were partly responsible
for the Holocaust.
Sounds like the convicted rapist saying She was asking for it!
On a serious note, I doubt Bill believes that.
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On 6/11/07, Ed Leafe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jun 11, 2007, at 4:29 PM, Ted Roche wrote:
Bizarre. Ed, any idea why Apple is doing this?
One word: iPhone.
Safari 3 is the development platform for iPhone.
Ah! So this is on the path to the iPhone SDK running on Windows.
I'm not a mathematician but maybe you could treat the color vectors as
points on a graph.
Start with red and draw a line to your ending color. I think all the
points that are part of that line should give you the result you are
looking for. Hope this helps
A.J.
testing. I sent a reply to you but it didn't seem to get there.
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On Jun 11, 2007, at 2:37 PM, aj wrote:
Cant seem to post messages. Testing 123
You need to be subscribed. If not, messages are held until I can
review them. I can then set the software to automatically accept your
address (which I've now done).
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Ted Roche wrote:
On 6/11/07, Matthew Jarvis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm 45 Is this what it's like to get old?
I don't remember.
Braggart.
Whil
(who is also heading out for an hour ride. Same route, every day, but
with dementia setting in, it's like a brand new ride every day...)
On Jun 11, 2007, at 3:12 PM, Matthew Jarvis wrote:
I'm 45 Is this what it's like to get old?
Gee, I don't know. I'm only 39 (well, OK: 39[L])!
I've been feeling a lot like that, too. Whil has posted similar
notes. Trying to start over in new languages and new platforms is
harder than
Thanks. I didn't realize that i had been unsubscribed
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On 6/11/07, Matthew Jarvis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm just feeling like I'm getting dumber all the time...
Maybe you're just appreciating more how much there is to know. That
could be considered wisdom.
in addition to
that my stamina for sitting here working with computers for more than 9
Kenneth Kixmoeller/fh wrote:
Trying to start over in new languages and new platforms is
harder than I remember. I make lots of dumb errors -- then I can't
see them. CRS syndrome rears its ugly head.
Is it easier in any other career? fwiw, I'm feeling similar...yuck.
--
Michael J.
On Jun 11, 2007, at 5:15 PM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
Is it easier in any other career? fwiw, I'm feeling similar...yuck.
I don't know: Folks, whadaya think? Other technical careers are
certainly hard:
Doctors have to (or *should*) keep up with an incredible pace of
change. Compared
Kenneth Kixmoeller/fh wrote:
I don't know: Folks, whadaya think? Other technical careers are
certainly hard:
Doctors have to (or *should*) keep up with an incredible pace of
change. Compared to them, I'd say we have it easy. (And our failure
consequences are not so dire.)
Engineers?
IMHO, everyone has it hard, just depends on whos view you look at it from. From
someone that's non-technical, they say that we are geniuses because we have to
keep up with technology and new Operating Systems, or hardware/ software, virus
cleaners, etcetera. Look at it from someone who is not a
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On Jun 11, 2007, at 5:15 PM, MB Software Solutions
I think if you are in a field that you are passionate about, it's not hard,
it's a quest!
John
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There are docs for the Transcell MP-20 at
http://www.transcell.net/english/downloads/userguide/43v000au.pdf.
Regards,
Scott Ramey
BDS Software
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I'd comment but right now I'm flummoxed - what was it I came to this
newsgroup for???
Regards,
Scott Ramey
BDS Software
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On Jun 11, 2007, at 4:12 PM, Matthew Jarvis wrote:
I'm just feeling like I'm getting dumber all the time... in
addition to
that my stamina for sitting here working with computers for more
than 9
hours is gone (that might actually be a good thing)...
I eat reasonably well, exercise
On Jun 11, 2007, at 8:57 PM, Jeff Johnson wrote:
I mention Ted and Kevin because they are working with Linux. I am
finding
Python to be a lot like FoxPro. FoxPro back in 1991 could do more
than
anything out there. That is Python now in my opinion. I was
constantly
learning new
Michael Madigan wrote:
What we really need is a chip to inplant in their
brain to make them STFU. LOL
They might even develop one for men. Then, you'd run out of excuses. LOL
--- Derek Kalweit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apple Computer announced today that it has developed
a
Michael Madigan wrote:
I'm sure he believes the Jews were partly responsible
for the Holocaust.
Just as much as Iraqis are responsible for US invasion.
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At today's keynote at the Apple World Wide Developer's Conference,
Steve Jobs said regarding Leopard, the next OS X release:
We've got a basic version, which is going to cost $129. We've got a
Premium version, which is gonna cost $129. We've got a business
version, $129. We've got
I'm not sure I agree with the Windows marketing plan.
I can't believe multiple versions, with all the
confusion it creates, is good for the bottom line.
--- Mike Wohlrab [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And let me guess, the basic version is going to have
everything the ultimate
version has?
Matthew Jarvis wrote:
I don't know - maybe it's the crazy nature of my work, or maybe just
this environment, or whatever
I'm just feeling like I'm getting dumber all the time... in addition to
that my stamina for sitting here working with computers for more than 9
hours is gone (that
I'm sure he believes the Jews were partly responsible
for the Holocaust.
Sounds like the convicted rapist saying She was asking for it!
On a serious note, I doubt Bill believes that.
I do believe that's why there is no debate in this country on this
matter: the holocaust shield
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On Jun 11, 2007, at 8:57 PM, Jeff Johnson wrote:
I mention Ted and
Jeff
Jeff Johnson
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SNIPbut unless there is a viable server version, major Microsoft
customers will not be interested. SNIP
Viable, I don't know, but M$ is releasing Windows code name Longhorn in 2008
or more effectively called, windows server
See, I told you.
--- Bill Arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sure he believes the Jews were partly
responsible
for the Holocaust.
Sounds like the convicted rapist saying She was
asking for it!
On a serious note, I doubt Bill believes that.
I do believe that's
Finally, another story, this time from The Cowboys, a western where John
Wayne, Roscoe Lee Brown, and a bunch of 8 to 12 year boys have been
tasked to drive cattle when the original hands abandon them. At one
point, the crew runs into a brothel. The ladies petition Brown for a
stop, and he
Jeff Johnson wrote:
snipped
How do I do it? Divorce and marrying a babe worked for me!!!
Well, I'll take that as hope for me yet! (I'm going through a terrible
divorce now.)
To be perfectly honest, there is nothing more important to me than a good
night's sleep and getting away from it
Bill Arnold wrote:
I'm sure he believes the Jews were partly responsible
for the Holocaust.
Sounds like the convicted rapist saying She was asking for it!
On a serious note, I doubt Bill believes that.
I do believe that's why there is no debate in this country on this
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How do I do it? Divorce and marrying a babe worked for
I'm sure he believes the Jews were partly responsible
for the Holocaust.
Sounds like the convicted rapist saying She was asking for it!
On a serious note, I doubt Bill believes that.
I do believe that's why there is no debate in this country on this
On Monday 11 June 2007 07:35, MB Software Solutions General Account wrote:
the greatest threat to us, it's Israel and it's tentacles in Washington.
Hi Bill!
So alright already, we know you hate Jews. You want that all the Jews be
killed. That has been tried already, several times.
On Monday 11 June 2007 08:31, Helio W. wrote:
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Hi Helio!
If Sonny Bono had risen from the dead after three days in his grave and
appeared to many people this would be a better metaphor.
--
Regards,
Pete
Now that it's been out a while, what is everyone's
impression of Vista?
I've been hearing that it's buggy, but how are the
list members finding it?
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Why not get 3 Vista boxes and use the downgrade rights, then you'd have XP,
with Vista available when you want it.
Vista is OK and may be recommendable in Q4 when the first Service Pack is due.
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