I came across a code written by Ramani to avoid two instances of an
application in the same desktop.
It uses extensively the DDE functions, is there anything I should be aware
of ?
TIA, E.
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Hi gang
I have a web service in dotnet, in this case express. Originally I imported
the WSDL file and it created the web reference. I got a new WSDL and wanted
to update the current reference. When I import it, it goes in as
app_webreference instead of replacing the current one. What is the right
At 2009-07-14 13:11, you wrote:
I came across a code written by Ramani to avoid two instances of an
application in the same desktop.
It uses extensively the DDE functions, is there anything I should be
aware of ?
Well you could use API-calls instead - here is some commented (and
uncommented)
I took that a bit further. If the app did exist I made it come to front
Allen
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Ted Roche wrote:
I've seen various people use Snapfish, SmugMug, Flickr, Picasa. Anyone
as nuts for one of these (or something else) as Malcolm is for, well,
you know.
I've been using Picasa for about 3 years now. I just recently went over
the free threshold (2 gigs I think) and purchased the
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 6:35 AM, Allena...@gatwicksoftware.com wrote:
Hi gang
I have a web service in dotnet, in this case express. Originally I imported
the WSDL file and it created the web reference. I got a new WSDL and wanted
to update the current reference. When I import it, it goes in as
Thanks Steve. Will have a go later.
Al
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I would do this in two passes.
First pass is to bring it in as sameName_2.
Then change the reference to the WS your going to
Stephen Russell wrote:
Was that all pictures or a combination of images and movies?
It's a combo of images and movies. They are mostly of only 3 different
vacations too, but if I tried to delete any of them my wife would put
the smack down on me.
kc
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Ted Roche wrote:
I've seen various people use Snapfish, SmugMug, Flickr, Picasa. Anyone
as nuts for one of these (or something else) as Malcolm is for, well,
you know.
I've been using Picasa for about 3 years now. I just
Hi Malcolm
I bit the bullet and bought the ARG product. I have started to create
an Office 2007 like menu for my Client and so far they and I are
impressed. I wonder if you are anyone else can answer a quick question.
I have used the Ribbon Menu Example and have edited it to give me what I
want
Twisted thought of the day: What if the All-Spark cube were to be
placed in a XXX store? Imagine the horrendous Decepticon combinations.
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Hi Peter,
Disclaimer: I don't have ready access to the source code from my old ARG
projects so the following is from memory and may not be entirely
accurate or up-to-date with the current version of the product:
1. You need to register the ARG software on your machine via something
like this:
http://blogs.lessthandot.com/index.php/ITProfessionals/EthicsIT/messing-around-with-office-2010-i-like-w
or
http://tinyurl.com/n2w4zq
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Having owned www.thefoxproshow.com and learningvisualfoxpro.com for over
3 years, I don't think you'll have a problem.
Andrew
Matt Slay wrote:
Does anyone know if it's legal to have a domain name with the name Foxpro
in it?
i.e.
www.somethingfoxpro.com or www.foxprosomething.com ?
Hi all,
I'm back on the list 'cos I need a little help.
A few months back Maplin (UK - and elsewhere for all I know) had a
really good offer on a Media Centre PC - so I bought one.
I knew I had XP-MCE on an MSDN DVD so I thought I'd have no problem -
HOWEVER my msdn subscription expired a couple
Malcolm Greene wrote:
sniped
There used to be a small group of avid ARG customers on the UT - might
be worth signing up for a month of UT service just so you can search the
archives for feedback from other customers.
Isn't the UT still free for basic membership? (Or can you not get to
where
Jim Dettman wrote:
I've called ms and they tell me I should be able to get all
generated keys - but it ain't so!
I found that too to be the case when my subscription lapsed for a couple
of months last year.
Which BTW, your not allowed to use any of the keys if your subscription is
Really? Was there a particular part that was considered slow about the
product? I was just creating a database application with simple menu,
forms, etc against a MySQL database. Worked really well.
Alan Bourke wrote:
I've had a couple of looks at RB over the last few years - there are
It depends on what kind of subscription you had. The Action Pack and some of
those other programs have expiring licenses, etc. but MDSN Universal (what I
had) lives forever. While I had some of my keys, there were some others I was
missing and needed. I posted a message in the MSDN customer
Christof Wollenhaupt wrote:
Which BTW, your not allowed to use any of the keys if your subscription
is expired.
That's not true! MSDN subscription is a perpetual license for a single
developer. There have been multiple cheaper offers that were only valid
during the subscription.
I knew
Hi Malcolm and Mike
Haven't got time to upload then to my web sites at the moment so I am
going to try this. LogMeIn has a function that allows other people to
upload files from my computer direct to theirs. The files are large and
would need cutting down to put up on the site. Difficult to
At 22:30 2009-07-13, Geoff data...@adam.com.au wrote:
a defence against defamation is truth. paypal... DOES suck.
In some jurisdictions, truth does not suffice as a defence.
[snip]
Sincerely,
Gene Wirchenko
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That was from a M$ talk on MSDN a couple of years back by an M$ rep.
Don't know why he doesn't know the rules. Microsoft states the rules pretty
clearly:
In most cases, MSDN Subscriptions come with perpetual use rights-the
ability to continue using the software after the subscription has
Soon I'll be jailed for the same thing.
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Violets are Blue
Obama stinks
and so does Michelle.
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On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 3:41 PM, Christof Wollenhauptfoxp...@gmx.de wrote:
Don't know why he doesn't know the rules. Microsoft states the rules pretty
clearly:
It's quite likely the M$ rep's income was based on how many MSDN
subscriptions he sold, not how many people knew the rules :)
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Christof Wollenhaupt wrote:
That was from a M$ talk on MSDN a couple of years back by an M$ rep.
Don't know why he doesn't know the rules. Microsoft states the rules pretty
clearly:
In most cases, MSDN Subscriptions come with perpetual use rights-the
ability to continue using the software
Hi Ajoy
Thanks. It is pretty much what I got. But, my program executes in the
same computer for different sets of data. I guess I have to use Dan's
code because I will need to check the window's caption.
And I found out the DDE is the old way.
E.
Hey folks,
I'm hoping to get a few pointers on a little problem I am having.
I am building a Password Utility, to allow our client to control which
users can access what parts of the system (built in VFP9). I've
extracted the main data from the Menu system data file - and I am using
that
Eurico Chagas Filho wrote:
snipped
And I found out the DDE is the old way.
If it works,
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I was actually spitting out HTML and then opening the output in the
users default browser. I didn't have as much control over the output as
if I had a real report writer, but it worked for what I needed it to do.
-Kevin
Alan Bourke wrote:
As a matter of interest, what reporting solution did
The following is a cut down version of automating Google searches.
goIE = CREATEOBJECT([InternetExplorer.Application])
goIE.Navigate2([a href=http://www.google.com]) target=top
http://www.google.com])/a
WaitForReadyState(4, 5000)
loInputElements = goIE.Document.GetElementsByTagName([Input])
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 6:37 PM, AndyDa...@hawthorn-cottage.com wrote:
Hi all,
I'm back on the list 'cos I need a little help.
A few months back Maplin (UK - and elsewhere for all I know) had a
really good offer on a Media Centre PC - so I bought one.
I knew I had XP-MCE on an MSDN DVD so I
On Jul 14, 2009, at 2:50 PM, Alan Bourke wrote:
I thought 2007 was the first version since 97 that was worth upgrading
to. Removal of DBF capability in Excel notwithstanding.
I thought O-2007 was a good release for:
1. People who never used it before. How many of those are there?
2.
I have some code which sets a memory semaphore to get the job done
instead of using the window caption. It's from an old Fox talk article,
which I ported to VBA. I can dig that out if you want it.
Jim.
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At 12:41 2009-07-14, Christof Wollenhaupt foxp...@gmx.de wrote:
That was from a M$ talk on MSDN a couple of years back by an M$ rep.
Don't know why he doesn't know the rules. Microsoft states the rules pretty
clearly:
In most cases, MSDN Subscriptions come with perpetual use rights-the
ability
Michael Madigan wrote:
Soon I'll be jailed for the same thing.
Roses are Red
Violets are Blue
Obama stinks
and so does Michelle.
Hi Michael,
You and Marty can play cards together.
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Try putting a wait timeout (5) seconds in before you loop through the nodes.
It may be that your code is hitting before the page is rendered.
Tue, 14 Jul 2009 15:00:51 -0700
Bill Anderson billan...@gmail.com wrote:
The following is a cut down version of automating Google searches.
goIE =
Nope, that's what WaitForReadyState does, it delays until IE reaches a ready
state.
Bill
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 3:40 PM, john.har...@shelbynet.com wrote:
Try putting a wait timeout (5) seconds in before you loop through the
nodes.
It may be that your code is hitting before the page is
Hi Gene,
Did he know where it was stated?
I'm not really sure what you are trying to tell me...
Do you not agree that a Microsoft sales rep in an MSDN talk should know some
basics about the licensing of their main product (MSDN subscription)? When I
go to a car dealer I do expect that every
The ReadyState doesn't seem to change from 4 when you do the button.Click,
so the code just falls through. Waiting some period of time before
processing the results of the click works, so something other than
ReadyState would have to be checked.
Fred
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 3:48 PM, Bill
I have used oie.readystate, then checked oie.document.readystate, then
oie.busy before the code would work. It always seemed to me MS would have
one method call that would suffice, but I have found that not to be true.
John Harvey
901-828-2943
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I have used oie.readystate, then checked oie.document.readystate, then
oie.busy before the code would work. It always seemed to me MS would have
one method call that would suffice, but I have found that not to be true.
Jim Dettman wrote:
I have some code which sets a memory semaphore to get the job done
instead of using the window caption. It's from an old Fox talk article,
which I ported to VBA. I can dig that out if you want it.
I remember something years ago with MuteX. I think it was in
Gene Wirchenko wrote:
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salesman is lying? His lips are moving.
I've heard the same about politicians.
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Has anybody done this and if so what service did you use?
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I Would like to have code
Thanks Jerry
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Hi Jim
Yeah please send it my way, thanks.
E.
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Thanks Peter, I got all five of them without any problem.
E.
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Jerry Foote wrote:
I Would like to have code
I don't have it...I just told you where you might find it.
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I have many clients who want to open my app more than once, on the same pc
These routines would preclude that, am I correct ?
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Jerry Foote wrote:
I Would like to have code
I don't
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