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Sent: 02 August 2014 14:14
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Subject: Re: JPG as General Fields in FRX
Hi Peter,
These are all dynamic images (people upload them) - so no go.
On 7/30
Sorry all - for the double posts
On 8/6/2014 4:01 AM, Andrew MacNeill wrote:
Dave,
I realize that - the issue is that you can't center the image the way
you can with a general field.
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Hi Peter,
These are all dynamic images (people upload them) - so no go.
On 7/30/2014 5:24 AM, Peter Cushing wrote:
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Why not put all the pictures on the report in the correct place and
use the print when dialog to only print the one you want. Just use a
private variable in your calling
Hey all,
I have a handful of logos that are all different sizes. I want to show
them on a report but when I use the actual physical files, I can't
control the centering properly.
I've got a large image field on the report - but if my image is tiny, it
immediately aligns to the left. When an
Thanks Ted - that was my thought as well but the fact that it printed
for some reports made no sense to me but it may be something else on that.
Thanks again
On 5/14/2014 3:22 PM, Ted Roche wrote:
From the first error you describe, I'd think the print server lacked the
32-bit drivers:
On 5/12/2014 3:36 AM, Dave Crozier wrote:
I bet it's either a HP printer or a printer that is using M$'s own built in
drivers. Check the manufacturer to see if there are a set of drivers made for
Win7
Dave
Nope - it's any printer on the network - they are using Dells but in
fact, I get it
On 5/10/2014 8:46 AM, Gianni Turri wrote:
Hi Andrew,
make sure that in Windows there is at least one printer (a virtual printer is ok) and
that there is a default printer.
Gianni
Hi Gianni. There are existing printers (all using 64 bit drivers) and
the default is set on the machine. I am
Not me. I know a few people had switched their SCCTEXT to another tool
(that generated XML which was easier to review).
You CAN do it - in fact, I'm surprised no one has built a tool to do it .
On 5/14/2014 3:42 AM, Graham Brown wrote:
Hi
I'm using the SCC utility to create source
Hey all,
Hope all are good. I'm seeing a weird message on certain machines and my
VFP app.
It may be runtime based but it's not consistent.
On a 64-bit machine (Win7) at a client, when trying to print, I get
Error Loading Printer Driver for network printers. It can't get the
device context.
I've done MapPoint integration for years - it's not as cool as doing
it via the web but it works very well and you can get directions as well
as create geographical maps very easily.
There was an article a few years back in FPA that I wrote on it. What
type of output are you trying to do :
Sorry - I just read this last part and saw that you were trying to do.
Here's code that does it based on a cursor with MapPoint Desktop:
Take a cursor that contains certain fields that MapPoint will recognize
and export it to a CSV file: (as you can see this has City,State,Zip and
Charges)
The
I would change the call in your .Net piece to expect a string, not an
xml nodelist.
Jens Á. Reynisson wrote:
Thank you Andrew for your reply
No, I haven't tried that.
How would you implement that?
Please explain.
Best regards,
Jens
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From: Andrew MacNeill
Quickly - I think part of the problem may be that you are looking for
the XML to come across as an XMLDOMNodeList instead of just a string and
then importing it into an XMLNodeList.
Have you tried just using it with strings?
Jens Á. Reynisson wrote:
Hi everybody
(I hope that I'm doing
CRM 4.0 does have its own Excel-style import that you should likely use
instead of trying to import directly into the DB.
If you have created your own entities in CRM, then there is a CRM SQL
views (something regarding Custom_Entities) that will show you the mapping.
Keep in mind that CRM has
What happens if you create a cursor with the object as a General field
and then display that in the control?
I'm not sure how it would work with PDFs - but it does work with images,
office documents ,etc.
CREATE TABLE gen (genfile G)
APPEND BLANK
lcFile = GETFILE()
APPEND GENERAL genfile
How is it going with the ARG Commandbars, Peter?
Sorry for responding so late on this - but I've been out of sorts for a bit.
Were you able to get rid of that dialog?
Peter Hart wrote:
Hi Malcolm
I have used the Ribbon Menu Example and have edited it to give me what I
want and that works
I've been using the status bar control for about 2 years now - no
complaints whatsoever.
Richard Kaye wrote:
Anyone using these classes in production and if so, which version are you
using?
TIA
rk
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I think a smarter design would have been that if you do NOT have files
with similar names, then hide the extensions because the Type should
explain it - but otherwise, show it.
It would be one of those natural behaviors that no one would notice
until it was pointed out and they would say gee,
Let us know how this ends up - weird behavior.
Eurico Chagas Filho wrote:
Hi Dave
That's the history of my life if there is a way to screw things up,
I do it. I read the help, and now I am looking for a service, XP,
that I may have set to not keep history.
Thanks, E.
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Do you know what the OLE error is?
Sytze de Boer wrote:
Foxers, does anyone have time to check/help me with this ?
My routine goes as follows
and I'm slowly losing my mind as to why so many clients are phoning me to
say that even though Excel is closed, it is
1 Still asking if ok to
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 ?
Anyone looking for work with a Transportation industry related VFP 9
vertical market app (about 150-200 customers country-wide) that also may
involve some .Net (C#) stuff later on?
App was originally converted over from VFP FP DOS and still has some
legacy code which has been moved over into
I wasn't clear on one point - this would be a full time position. The
last guy who was doing it did it for a good 6 years. Of course,
everything is negotiable.
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The other resolution is to put it local. I thought at one time there was
also a registry hack.
REGEDIT
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\HTMLHelp\1.x\itssRestrictions]
MaxAllowedZone = dword:2
Allen wrote:
Thanks tracy.
Do you know where the resolve is. The chm should not be on
I have had excellent luck with Rick Strahl's free wwsoap class. I was
dealing with a particularly troublesome web service from Qualcomm and
many were thinking oh, we'll have to build a DotNet DLL wrapper for it
- but in the end, I was able to do it perfectly from with VFP.
Still I agree about
When I've done this in the past, going the route of creating a WS to do
it was going to be too much of a hassle.
Instead, I create an XML file that contains all of the recent versions
of the apps and then use MSXML to download the XML file (and parsing it
out into its own DBF file)
So my
Michael,
I'm looking at that as well - they are running Symantec Virus Server
with Real-Time File Protection turned on. Should I simply exclude the
entire SQL Server folder as well as others?
Thanks for all the input on this.
Michael Hawksworth wrote:
AV Scans often cause this.
Also
I'm on both LinkedIn and FaceBook - I joined FaceBook primarily from the
(ugh!) Scoble effect but also to see if it would be useful for other
purposes.
For what it's worth, I did create a FoxPro group in case anyone is on it
and wants to join in.
I'm not too big on the social networking thing
Hey all.
I have a client who is running into some sporadic but severe and
frustrating performance issues on a VFP 9 app connecting to a SQL Server
box.
The SQL Server box is their primary office server , also running
Exchange. Lots of disk space but only 1 GB of RAM.
As I mentioned, it IS
We recently gave it to a technical writer who got into it without a
problem at all.
Also, the actual project is a DBF file so you can easily parse through
it on your own if you want.
Rick Schummer wrote:
Is this something I can buy and have someone else on my staff (a
non-developer
Hey all.
I have a client who is running into some sporadic but severe and
frustrating performance issues on a VFP 9 app connecting to a SQL Server
box.
The SQL Server box is their primary office server , also running
Exchange. Lots of disk space but only 1 GB of RAM.
As I mentioned, it IS
I know - go figure.
Alan Bourke wrote:
mrgmhale wrote:
I have always been told to never, ever, ever run anything but Exchange off
an Exchange Server.
That's all those Small Business Server boxes screwed then ...
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Hey Michael - yeah, that was my first concern but supposedly the AV
Scans only occur at midnight. I've turned off all the other SQL jobs
(with the exception of backups that run at midnight)
Michael Hawksworth wrote:
AV Scans often cause this.
Also replication or other jobs scheduled in SQL
Malcolm,
(I'm late jumping in here as well) - I'd love to hear more about this as
well. Is it still part of the idea to try and get MS to provide some
kind of hook for this?
Malcolm Greene wrote:
Fletcher,
Thanks for the ideas ... they're very clever ... but in the end they're
also hacks?
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