FWIW I've used this library to decrypt data stored in a SQL database via ASP.
I'm using RC4 mode. Here's a simplified snippet:
IF NOT [vfpencryption]$LOWER(SET(Library))
SET LIBRARY TO vfpencryption.fll ADDITIVE
ENDIF
m.secretkeystring=FILETOSTR([a text file with my secret key string])
Hi Folks,
I'm seeking recommendations on good free (as in beer) Windows POP/SMTP
email clients that run on Windows 7 or later. I would like to hear from
people who have experience using the software that they are recommending.
I have always preferred Eudora, but the real Eudora (not the
Ken Dibble wrote:
Hi Folks,
snip
We can and do use Thunderbird, but in our environment, in which people
regularly use several different email accounts, the interface can be
confusing for some people. Also, it can be pretty slow while doing its
various internal processing things such as
If you don't want to use Thunderbird, pay for Outlook/Exchange, or a
superior browser-based front end to a paid hosted service like Fastmail,
then ... um ... er ... I think you're probably out of luck, on Windows
at least. Standalone email clients seem to be a thing of the past as
everyone either
and what about using .. VFP ? with Winsock it works really good (in fact I only
send messages (mailing campaigns) and I never try to receive them ...) and you
have acces to each 'parameter' !
Francis Faure, a MVP, built a class around Winsock and I have built classes
around it.
The Foxil
My life is built around Outlook but my wife uses Windows Live Mail which
seems to do most of the things you want. It is a free download for Win 7,
designed to operate with it. It is as simple as most of the ones I have
seen and definitely easier to use than Gmail or Outlook.com (nee Hotmail).
Stealing from a Tips book or white paper.
SELECT * is not always a bad thing, but it’s a good idea
to only move the data you really need to move and only
when you really need it, in order to avoid network, disk,
and memory contention on your server.
For small sets of data that are
infrequently
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I wish that Stanford smart guy Jonathan Martin would have thought of a way
to get back at Incognito like this.
--
Stephen Russell
Sr. Analyst
Ring Container Technology
Oakland TN
901.246-0159 cell
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I would like an explanation of what a clustered index is and the other
types of indexes in SQL Server.
I really don't understand the differences or their significance,
especially in relation to what I have known for years on VFP indexes.
You seem to be quite a pro in SQL Server so can you
On Thu, Nov 14, 2013 at 4:05 PM, Rafael Copquin rcopq...@fibertel.com.arwrote:
I would like an explanation of what a clustered index is and the other
types of indexes in SQL Server.
I really don't understand the differences or their significance,
especially in relation to what I have known
At 13:42 2013-11-14, Stephen Russell srussell...@gmail.com wrote:
http://news-hound.net/samsung-pays-apple-1-billion-sending-30-trucks-full-of-5-cent-coins/
I wish that Stanford smart guy Jonathan Martin would have thought of a way
to get back at Incognito like this.
Samsung is being
Like I said: you're a pro! :-)
Thank you
Rafael Copquin
El 14/11/2013 19:30, Stephen Russell escribió:
On Thu, Nov 14, 2013 at 4:05 PM, Rafael Copquin rcopq...@fibertel.com.arwrote:
I would like an explanation of what a clustered index is and the other
types of indexes in SQL Server.
I
This story rings alarm bells - why would the US mint even hold $3 worth
of nickels for every man. woman child in the country? - Even if they
did, how would you persuade them to issue them to you? (I suspect they
cost more than 5 cents to make)?
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