Thanks to Paul and Allen - I'll give it a go.
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http://fwix.com/memphis/share/7ecb69c2c7/in_shift_memphis_police_issuing_more_summonses_to_juveniles_rather_than_incarceration
Idea is to stop giving the kids credit for the lock up experience.
Keeping them out might deflate their egos?
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Stephen Russell
Sr. Production Systems Programmer
Has anyone done, or can point me to the right API's for gathering hardware
device information. I have a co-worker that is researching if it is possible
for us to detect if a particular device is attached to the current
workstation.
Thanks,
Tracy
Tracy Pearson
PowerChurch Software
Tracy,
Why not use Belarc Advisor, export the result to XML and use VFP to analyse
the result. You could also use VFP to load it and then generate the output
by stuffing keystrokes into the application.
Dave C
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http://weblogs.foxite.com/stuartdunkeld/archive/2005/06/07/500.aspx
http://weblogs.foxite.com/stuartdunkeld/
I use wmi code to detect cpu serial numbers, hard drives, etc., plus
numerous other properties. It is extremely powerful. You might also go to MS
and look for the Scripting tool that will
or released.
Any clues? Been driving me crazy since yesterday.
TIA,
Lou
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Lou Syracuse wrote on 2010-07-13:
OK, this is getting weirder...
The form's Window type is clearly set to 1-Modal.
No matter how I call it, if I set a breakpoint in the activate event and
look at the form window type property is is always set t to 0- Modeless.
Something is overriding
Tracy,
Has anyone done, or can point me to the right API's for gathering hardware
device information. I have a co-worker that is researching if it is possible
for us to detect if a particular device is attached to the current
workstation.
Windows WMI API should provide this information.
.
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I thought there was an easy way to do this, but I'm not finding it.
I need to replace the report that's compiled into my program with a test
version of the same report to help solve a problem.
For reasons to long to go into, replacing the current program on the
users machine with a new version
There is no way, as far as I know, to make VFP use the external report instead
the built-in one. I would suggest to have a test mode option somewhere in the
menu, or maybe in an ini file, and if that's active, VFP look first for a
report named MyReport_Test instead of MyReport and run the test
Grigore Dolghin wrote:
There is no way, as far as I know, to make VFP use the external report
instead the built-in one. I would suggest to have a test mode option
somewhere in the menu, or maybe in an ini file, and if that's active, VFP
look first for a report named MyReport_Test instead of
http://bit.ly/beWW56
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On Behalf Of Vincent Teachout
Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 2010 9:50 AM
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Subject: Re: Some way to override built-in (compiled) report with test
report
Grigore Dolghin
Hi Tracy,
I agree with Dave except I use SIW. Give a vast amount of information
and include a tool to show passwords which has helped me with clients
many a time.
I use WMI for some of my programming needs. And as an example the
following code gives me the processor and all the hard drive
Vincent Teachout wrote:
I thought there was an easy way to do this, but I'm not finding it.
I need to replace the report that's compiled into my program with a test
version of the same report to help solve a problem.
For reasons to long to go into, replacing the current program on the
Jarvis, Matthew wrote:
It's for this very reason that I always excluded FRX's from my compiled
code. Reports change way too frequently
Ditto.
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President, Chief Software Architect
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MB Software Solutions, LLC wrote:
Heard of another ProFoxer here (iirc) that created a custom report
folder and placed that AHEAD of the regular reports folder in the path.
That's how he made override reports.
I remember Visual AccountMate used that same approach. I think it
depends on
Thanks everyone.
The task is to discover if the MagTek USB Check Reader with Keyboard
Emulation is currently attached to the PC. We have been using the USB COM
emulator device. There are two system configurations that the COM emulator
will not work for our clients. MagTek has brought to market
Hey nick, how would you handle this?
1. Customer's computer won't boot, says it has a missing mup.dll
Do you a - quote him a worst-case price?
b - charge him by the hour?
I'm in the middle of a real time-consumer. The setup- repair option is not
available while booting from the
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Hey nick, how would you handle this?
1. Customer's computer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQfTiFMJ29c
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I may have not explained clearly.
I was wondering how he would tell a client ahead of time how he would charge.
This situation turned into a big headache because of successive dead ends.
Would an IT tech charge a flat rate, or an hourly rate? Would he even bother
fixing the issue? I
I hate revolutionary products, I prefer evolutionary. Too many things can go
wrong redesigning something that was already working fine in a previous model.
This happens all the time in the automotive field.
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