Macbook Pro or Macbook air (really good deals at the moment). If you do get a
Macbook then just make sure you get one with sufficient memory as they ade non
upgradeable. If you don't mind an 18 month old one then you can add additional
memory. My new one is 16Gb memory and 512Gb SSD drive
Now
...oh and I forgot to add, my old Macbook (2 years) I just sold on Ebay for
£800 (Uk Pounds) and that was a loss on 2 years use of 400 pounds. Try getting
that trade back on your average laptop.
Dave
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From: ProFox [mailto:profox-boun...@leafe.com] On Behalf Of Charles
Charles,
I would like to 2nd Dave's comments. I've been using an identically
configured Mac and couldn't imagine a scenario where I would switch back
to a traditional Windows laptop. I thought I would be living in a
Windows VM but I rarely touch mine and do 99% of my work on the Mac OSX
side.
On 06/09/2014 06:17 AM, Malcolm Greene wrote:
When I purchased my unit they offered a 45 day return policy. I used
this evaluation period to upgrade from Macbook Air to Macbook Pro. The
upgrade process was seamless.
What was the reason for that upgrade? Considering a new machine myself,
and
Having used an iPhone for 4 years and recently bought an iPad mini (which I
love) I have decided that when my laptop needs replacement I will be looking
at a Macbook unless Windows 9 is a massive improvement on Win 8. This
raises a few questions:
Is there an alternative to M$ Office for the Mac?
On Mon, Jun 9, 2014, at 11:44 AM, John Weller wrote:
Is there an alternative to M$ Office for the Mac?
If you have relatively simple needs in the word processing / spreadsheet
arena, and don't need to work with MS Office files, LibreOffice might do
the trick.
Is there a similar product to
Why not have another column (integer) called hour say, and store the hour
part of the T column? You could then group by the new column.
Laurie
On 9 June 2014 00:24, Joe Yoder j...@wheypower.com wrote:
Scenario:
- Cursor with 2 fields TimeStamp T, and Value N(4.0) - 1 record per
Hi Joe,
if you have one record per second, why not grouping on 'RECNO()' instead of the
datetime field ?
The Foxil
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here is what I tried :
CREATE TABLE essaisql FREE (recnum I, val N(12,6))
FOR i = 1 TO 1
INSERT INTO essaisql VALUES(i, 1000* RAND())
NEXT i = 1 TO 1
BROWSE
x = 500
SELECT INT(recnum/x) AS periode, SUM(val) AS somme, AVG(val) AS moyenne ;
FROM essaisql GROUP BY periode ORDER BY
John,
You can either use the one from Apple Pages or Microsoft Office itself if you
are that attached to it.
And don't forget to look at the Refurbished section on the Apple site, you can
get some real hardware bargains with full warranty.
Dave
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From: ProFox
Joe Yoder wrote:
Scenario:
- Cursor with 2 fields TimeStamp T, and Value N(4.0) - 1 record per
second
- Output needed - BegStamp as the beginning of a time period X seconds
long and Avg as the average of the Value field for X seconds
With X = 3600 the results should give the
On 9 June 2014 00:24, Joe Yoder j...@wheypower.com wrote:
Scenario:
- Cursor with 2 fields TimeStamp T, and Value N(4.0) - 1 record per
second
- Output needed - BegStamp as the beginning of a time period X seconds
long and Avg as the average of the Value field for X
On Jun 9, 2014, at 5:44 AM, John Weller j...@johnweller.co.uk wrote:
Is there an alternative to M$ Office for the Mac?
Is there a similar product to M$ Outlook for the Mac - my life revolves
around Outlook?
There are native versions of Office and Outlook for the Mac.
-- Ed Leafe
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Joe Yoder wrote on 2014-06-08:
Scenario:
- Cursor with 2 fields TimeStamp T, and Value N(4.0) - 1 record per
second - Output needed - BegStamp as the beginning of a time period
X seconds long and Avg as the average of the Value field for X
seconds
With X = 3600 the
You caught me Gene. I had changed it after copying/pasting. Problem
solved though. Thanks anyway.
On 2014-06-06 12:26, Gene Wirchenko wrote:
At 08:44 2014-06-05, mbsoftwaresoluti...@mbsoftwaresolutions.com wrote:
[snip]
INSERT INTO Test VALUES (7, 6, DATE(2013,1,1), DATE(2013,1,11),
On 06/09/2014 06:17 AM, Malcolm Greene wrote:
When I purchased my unit they offered a 45 day return policy. I used
this evaluation period to upgrade from Macbook Air to Macbook Pro. The
upgrade process was seamless.
What was the reason for that upgrade? Considering a new machine myself,
and
Malcolm,
Glad you made the right choice and as you are now saying, it is worth every
penny as long as you get the right spec machine. I have added in the 3 year
Applecare as it really does mean peace of mind worldwide coupled with the fact
(stated previously) that you get a really saleable
Is there an alternative to M$ Office for the Mac?
Depends on what features you use... 90% of my office stuff is Google Docs.
I do have Mac Office on my main machine for the remaining 10%.
Is there a similar product to M$ Outlook for the Mac - my life revolves
around Outlook?
There's
On 2014-06-09 10:46, Malcolm Greene wrote:
snipped
core, a 13 vs. 15 display and, at the time, the lack of a Retina
I've always bought laptops with 15 screens or larger. For my future
laptop, I think I'd go compact (13 or 14 screen?) and just use a
docking station and have large monitors
Thanks folks for the ideas. Between them and some time sawing logs I
have a found a solution using a UDF that does math on the DateTime value.
Here is demo code:
m.TSref = DATETIME()
CREATE CURSOR joe (Stamp T, Value n(4))
FOR nn = 1 TO 10
INSERT INTO joe VALUES (m.TSref + nn,
Yes, I tried a 15 display and actually preferred the 13 as the apple displays
are just so high quality/resolution and the smaller size/weight is great when
flying or travelling. However, I would never dream of getting a 15 standard
laptop never mind a 13 one. In fact my Dell laptop is 17 and is
Dear Dave.
Thanks for the details.
charles
On Jun 9, 2014 4:13 AM, Dave Crozier da...@flexipol.co.uk wrote:
...oh and I forgot to add, my old Macbook (2 years) I just sold on Ebay
for £800 (Uk Pounds) and that was a loss on 2 years use of 400 pounds. Try
getting that trade back on your
Thank you, Malcolm.
Charles
On Jun 9, 2014 10:46 AM, Malcolm Greene pro...@bdurham.com wrote:
On 06/09/2014 06:17 AM, Malcolm Greene wrote:
When I purchased my unit they offered a 45 day return policy. I used
this evaluation period to upgrade from Macbook Air to Macbook Pro. The
upgrade
Dave.
I find that on WIN7,vmware ran 2.68 under XP faster then it ran under plain
XP
charles
On Jun 9, 2014 11:01 AM, Dave Crozier da...@flexipol.co.uk wrote:
Malcolm,
Glad you made the right choice and as you are now saying, it is worth
every penny as long as you get the right spec machine.
Below is demo code that averages values into time periods from multiple
tables and combines them into a single table. The first approach uses
three SQL Selects and takes about 3/4 second while the second one does the
same job with a single select but takes about 32 seconds. Is there a
better way
Charles,
I presume you meant 2.6a FPW/DOS in which case I agree. The memory caching on
VMWare is excellent.
I run full SQL Server 2012 in its own VM giving lightning performance when
accessed from another VM running Win 7 64 bit and VFP apps. Now I've made the
SQL server SSD based it is truly
Joe Yoder wrote:
Below is demo code that averages values into time periods from multiple
tables and combines them into a single table. The first approach uses
three SQL Selects and takes about 3/4 second while the second one does the
same job with a single select but takes about 32 seconds. Is
Dave,
I didn't know about the Henge dock until you mentioned it. Really impressive!
If I'd known about it I might have gotten a MacBook Pro instead of the Mac
Mini. For folks that travel, this seems like an elegant and effective solution.
Dan Covill
From: da...@flexipol.co.uk
To:
Joe Yoder wrote on 2014-06-09:
Below is demo code that averages values into time periods from multiple
tables and combines them into a single table. The first approach uses
three SQL Selects and takes about 3/4 second while the second one does
the
same job with a single select but takes
Thanks Alan and Dave - I just have to wait for my laptop to die, oh, and
raise a mortgage :-)
John Weller
01380 723235
07976 393631
John,
You can either use the one from Apple Pages or Microsoft Office itself
if
you are that attached to it.
And don't forget to look at the Refurbished
Dave:
Typo with Voice to text
Yes, 2.6A
Charles
On Jun 9, 2014 12:08 PM, Dave Crozier da...@flexipol.co.uk wrote:
Charles,
I presume you meant 2.6a FPW/DOS in which case I agree. The memory caching
on VMWare is excellent.
I run full SQL Server 2012 in its own VM giving lightning
On 06/09/2014 10:46 AM, Malcolm Greene wrote:
I ended up choosing a 15 Macbook Pro with 16 Gb and 512 Gb SSD.
I spent more money than I expected (about $2500), but when I priced
out similar Windows devices, I didn't think the premium was too big
and since I'm on my workstation up to 16
On 6/9/14, 4:12 PM, Ted Roche wrote:
On 06/09/2014 10:46 AM, Malcolm Greene wrote:
I ended up choosing a 15 Macbook Pro with 16 Gb and 512 Gb SSD.
I spent more money than I expected (about $2500), but when I priced
out similar Windows devices, I didn't think the premium was too big
and since
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