John Weller wrote:
That's basically the same as option 2. I was concerned that VFP would hog
too much of the system resources and hoping someone would have experience of
a similar situation and could advise me if it does.
Hi John,
I run a kind of polling app that services email and print
MB Software Solutions wrote:
some scientists using the Metric system, and some using
the (whatever the Feet/Pounds/Inches/Miles/etc.) system
The imperial system.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imperial_unit
I was brought up as an engineer using both, and the metric system is far
simpler.
Tristan Leask wrote:
Morning people,
A client of ours seems to getting quite a few corruptions to their data
in the form of 'FPT corruptions'. I am trying to figure out what it
could possibly be as they run the same systems on all of their ships.
One thing that is common with the group of
Roman Suazo wrote:
I needed to install a new HD with its corresponding OS (xp) in an old Pc
(500 mhz, 128 ram, bad CD-ROM), but due to the slowness of the Pc, I prefered
to install the OS by using a newer PC. Everything went fine but when I
installed the HD in the old pc, XP wouldn't
Dave Crozier wrote:
You must miss the joy (not) of designing pretty user interfaces for petty
users who don't know their a*ses from their elbows. BG
Have you got any pretty users Dave? tell me more ;-)
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Seng Hock Yap wrote:
sorry, maybe i didn't write my question properly.
the FPD2.6 application will be stored in the dump win2003 server to allow
WIN98 and WINXP workstation open the FPD2.6 application. no terminal
services involved, just simple sharing.
will there any problem in printting ?
Jean Laeremans wrote:
petty # pretty...unfortunately...
Oops... should have
SET DYSLEXIA OFF
before sending
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Seng Hock Yap wrote:
Peter,
thanks for your reply.
how about the stabality of the FPD appliation ?
No problem. We are running an FPD application with anything up to about
60 users accessing it fine. We do need to install tamedos on each
workstation or the processor usage goes up into
Sietse Wijnker wrote:
Hi,
I'm on the point of replacing all LAN networking equipment at my home due to
numerous problems where multiple devices (router, AP) have to be reset in
order to get it working again. Also I've bought some new computers over the
last years that have a Gigabit LAN, but
Ed Leafe wrote:
Now the lawyers will duke it out.
Not heard that expression before, so looked it up:
http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/duke+it+out
You learn something new every day :-)
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Ed Leafe wrote:
Then I guess you'll have no trouble figuring out what someone means
if they say to you Put up your dukes!.
Going a bit OT here but...
Hope nobody says that to me at Easter when we visit LA/Vegas/Palm
Springs and San Diego O:-)
Looking forward to seeing the promised
MB Software Solutions wrote:
I've got some future online menu options that I disabled with a 1=1
in the SkipFor clause. Yet my tester is still able to run that menu
option when he does his testing??!?!???
Anyone else encounter something like this?
The only odd thing I've had to
Dave Crozier wrote:
should have read 1Gb (one) not 2Bg - whatever a Bg is!!
An aging rocker that gives free holidays to Phoney Blair ;-)
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Hal Kaplan wrote:
I know Ed does not like lawyers but I do not know why. It really is a shame
how 95% of the profession makes things bad for the other 5%.
Excellent!
IMHO, the real problem with computer professionals is that they are NOT.
Unlike other professionals, computer pros do
Dave Crozier wrote:
Hal,
Sorry to be pedantic but how can you choose our words carefully and with
bemusement?
Hi Dave,
Reminds me of the Peter Kay sketch where he takes apart the phrase New
and improved :-)
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Alan Bourke wrote:
Always hated them, always will. For many reasons, including not being
able to disable them completely, to their tendency to freak out and
start clicking and moving the mouse cursor if you so much as glance at
them.
So there I am, on a customer's site with my laptop,
Hal Kaplan wrote:
Wow, I am so thrilled to see that other people are getting gigged for
not trimming properly.
Not that I wish anyone ill or harm, just glad that it is not me. G
I still blame you :-)
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Dave Crozier wrote:
I came across an annoying post in the Wine-users discussion board which I
monitor from time to time dissing VFP as usual and I've posted a reply. The
message annoyance and my response reads as follows:
I think I made a mistake on the supported until date however, but what
Ed Leafe wrote:
Ted is 73 years old.
Where's the smiley? I've seen some of the photos and he doesn't look
that old.
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Judith Barer wrote:
Does anybody have an idea how I could generate a csv file programtically
that would include in it the info from memo fields. What would be the
simplest way to do this?
I also would like to take a csv file and append it to a dbf file with
memo fields. I tried converting
Graham Brown (CompSYS) wrote:
btw the scenario I have is exactly as you say, a parameters table holding
the next available number.
I had a bit of a problem a couple of years ago with the same scenario
but we had two systems accessing the parameter table. The first was our
old FPD 2.6 system
Michael Savage wrote:
I have a field that I display in the Header of a page and then I redisplay
it in the footer. The report has also a grouping. The grouping is set to
start on a new page.
What happens is this:
If there are enough records in a group to print a second page and if the
Kenneth Kixmoeller/fh wrote:
We hardly got enny wimmin in here enny more, so I s'pose I gotta say it:
... or a man's inch.
Mine's in centimetres ;-)
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Jeff Johnson wrote:
Sytze: Here is an example of a grid that is highlighted one of six
different colors based on vtank.cur_ostat. This code is the .init of the
grid. This takes care of everything with respect to highlighting and there
is no performance problem because of the nested IIF's.
Jeff Johnson wrote:
Peter: I went to one of Andy Kramek's sessions at Whilfest one year on
optimization of VFP. While the nested IIF's can get messy, they are
significantly faster than CASE, IF-ELSE-ENDIF or using a UDF. I find the
indention above works for me.
I'll bear it in mind if I
Kenneth Kixmoeller/fh wrote:
Peter, I may have to take advantage of your offer. If so, I'll be in
touch.
No problem. Just send it here or the home address.
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Hi all,
I like my grids to look a certain way and always use courier new, 10 for
the font. This is a pain for a new grid; having to go through the
columns and set the font. I tried creating a grid class and thought I
would create one with 7 columns, then I can subclass it for anything
Malcolm Greene wrote:
Any suggestions on a utility to mount an ISO CD image file as a virtual
CD/DVD drive vs. burning throw-away CD/DVD's everytime I need to install
from a downloaded ISO file?
Any one have any suggestions on what to use or avoid - or should I just
burn a damn CD and be
James E Harvey wrote:
We want to create a grid that simulates the look of an Excel file that has
a column that is a running total of two other columns.
I can't make this work in a grid using the table itself, so I'm trying to
create a cursor to use as the data source of the grid.
snip
Ted Roche wrote:
And it used to be, if you had ANSI.SYS looaded, you could use ANSI
escape codes to set colors (all sixteen of them!), blink, block
graphics, and more. But that would be wrong.
I used to have a prompt something like
$e[33;44;1m$p$g
which gave me some nice different
Carl Lindner wrote:
Suppose I have a class ge_chk. How would I generate a list of all the
forms that contain this class?
Download Ed's TS form, which is excellent. You do the searches on
folders and file types that you define, then it gives you the results
with a command button to open
Kenneth Kixmoeller/fh wrote:
A licensed Realtor is just
a member of an association. They have pathetic professional training
and absurd ongoing education requirements. They are the least
professional profession I have ever encountered.
I heard a quote on the radio the other day about
Ed Leafe wrote:
If you are using Fox, keep using it as long as you like, as long as you
realize that overall market share and mindshare will asymptotically
approach zero.
Asymptotically? That's a decent word for a Monday. I had to look it
up ;-)
Peter
Alan Lukachko wrote:
No! No! No, Mike.
Its What we have here is failure to communicate from the movie cool Hand
Luke - one of my favorites. The is no a before failure.
I know, I lost a bet on this one. Bg
Just watched the clip. It's What we GOT here is failure to communicate
SET
Dave Crozier wrote:
To All,
I have just come up against a really strange inconsistency error in VFP9
(may be other versions as well but I can't check).
snip
With oObj
* This Update Fails as it should
Update curTemp ;
Set Id=.Id ;
Where Primary_Key=2
*
Endwith
This
Dave Crozier wrote:
The egg can never cook because the water boils at about 91 degrees. Hence
SNOTTY eggs!
How can I tell it's Friday afternoon ;-)
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Sytze de Boer wrote:
I always say there are 3 kinds of people
1 those that stay meek and allow themselves to be treated like shit
2 those that turn into them they despise
3 those that rise above and maintain their own standard.
What about:
4 Those who can't count
Peter ;-)
Philip B wrote:
I am having a problem exporting a dbf to an excel sheet with memo
fields...
is there a problem with exporting memo fields to excel?
I have used:
EXPORT FIELDS purno, vendno, company, amtopen,
purdate,reqdate,notes TO lc_ExcelFile. TYPE XL5
and
COPY TO (lc_ExcelFile)
George wrote:
In Mozilla Thunderbird when I click th Reply I only get the first 40
or so lines in the body. Is there a way to increase this?
TIA, George
In tools/options/composition on the general tab, what is the setting for
forward messages - Inline or as attachment. I always have it
MB Software Solutions wrote:
I just got a bug report showing Error 1990 - Cancel. Looking in VFP
help, there is NO error 1990! I thought perhaps it was a
user-defined/thrown number, so I opened the project and did a Code
References search for 1990 on all filesno matches.
Anyone ever
Malcolm Greene wrote:
Scenario: An application tracks image files by storing images in a table
or by storing paths to images kept in a managed folder. When user needs
to edit an image, we plan to copy the image file from table (or managed
folder) to temp location and launch it via Paintbrush or
Michael Madigan wrote:
I'm trying to move the development system from a
working computer to another. I've never had a problem
before.
Now I'm getting path to target not found yet if I
hit the find target button and select it there, it
finds it. But when I run it, I get the same error.
The
Stephen Russell wrote:
For the second time in as many weeks a group of security professionals has
beaten Microsoft to the punch by releasing a third-party fix for a Windows
flaw that is actively being used in cyberattacks. The flaw affects Windows
2000, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003, and
Just want to see where people store their form classes and why.
When I first started using VFP I used to create a new form from scratch
every time I needed one, which was a pain. Now I have created a
baseform class (stored in a baseform.vcx) which has all my basic form
characteristics set.
Ed Leafe wrote:
I write Dabo in my 'free' time. That means that between my client
work and my Dabo work, I put in about 80-90 hours a week in front of
my keyboard.
Don't think I could be that dedicated. How do you ever manage to fit a
beer in?
Peter
Kenneth Kixmoeller/fh wrote:
Hey - - -
Working on d-f'ing up the information in a poorly-designed database.
Using SOUNDEX() for close comparisons. One it missed:
Highway Federal Credit Union = H200 F364 C633 U550
Hiway Federal Credit Union = H000 F364 C633 U550
I woulda thunk but then
Paul Newton wrote:
The application is for archiving and retrieval of burial registers and
related documents. Each entry (line) on each page of the burial
register has to be indexed so that, again for example, he can retrieve
all images pertaining to the burial of somebody called Smith between
PrinceofDevils wrote:
Hi all,
I'm here in The Windy City working for Baxters Credit Union - not
dealing in VFP at all, but still enjoying it.
Watch out for Al Capone ;-)
Peter
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The last post was a little screwed up. Outlook mangled the cut and past,
sorry
Outlook? cough, splutter Have you sold out Dave? :-)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anybody knows of a reason why VFP 9 just refuses to QUIT?
Tried:
ON SHUTDOWN
RELEASE ALL
CANCEL
CLEAR ALL
QUIT just does nothing. No error.
It happens occasionally, seemingly after I run a PRG generated by GenDbc.prg
(to recreate my DB).
Try a CLOSE ALL as
Hal Kaplan wrote:
NO!! Do not unplug the computer. Pour cold water on it first.
Bad Hal
Why does it have to be cold water? Is the PC excited? ;-)
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Paul Newton wrote:
Peter
Tx for the mail. By all means let me have your ideas - on- or
off-line as you prefer.
Hi Paul,
Presumably you have some sort of file for each burial register entry and
therefore a PK entry. If you create a new file say burialkeys or
whatever and have structure:
Jean Laeremans wrote:
Another disaster in the makingdoesn't even work with written text
That's right. Having seen the amount of time needed to set up voice
recognition software for one person with mixed results, there's no way
this is going to work properly.
Peter
Hal Kaplan wrote:
Remember the paperless office concept? It'll be here any day now.
That's what was said 20 years ago.
I'm more worried about the paperless toilet :-)
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Lew Schwartz wrote:
How can I get the pad popup names for the pad/popups that are
dedicated to active vfp desktop items? Eg I'm interested in adding stuff
to the Class and Project popups.
MODIFY MENU temp
and select menu button, then on menu/quick menu
Peter
Lew Schwartz wrote:
Hi Pete:
I tried that. I don't see anything for Class or Project.
Sorry, forgot they are context sensitive menus that only appear when you
have a project/class open. Fox must do that part automatically so not
sure how you would tag on the end of the menu.
Peter
Paul Hill wrote:
No choice. Digital or nothing.
Well there is a choice then ;-)
I chose nothing when telewest wanted to charge me £25 a month for my
cable broadband.
Peter
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Alan Bourke wrote:
On Tue, 17 Oct 2006 05:57:05 -0400, Bill Arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
I absolutely hate those n-thousand-time repeated commercials
that want to burn images into our minds.
In between the n-thousand-time repeated actual programme of course.
There have been ad
Hal Kaplan wrote:
BTW, my life is paperless too. The commitment papers were the last papers I saw. Life is good
at the institute. g
Well you've got to be wierd on this list :-)
http://leafe.com/archives/showMsg/306103
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Hal Kaplan wrote:
Wise guy! What do you do, keep that link on hand to use at will?
No, a quick search of the archives reveals all. I usually search them
before posting a question.
http://leafe.com/archives/search/profox
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Ted Roche wrote:
snip
That's too hard to chase down. Let's stick with the easy questions
where we can say Hackers Guide, page 397 or Fundamentals, chapter
6
Maybe we should see if someone would actually *pay* us to answer these
questions, since they make it so hard for us to do so.
So how do
Hi all,
I thought it was about time I learned something new and had wanted to
add a combo to a grid column for a while. Also just come across a need
to have a command button as a column in a grid. Looked at the help file
and it says use addobject(...) to add the control, then use
Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
Oh, goody.
GOTOs!
:)
And don't forget peek and poke :-)
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Andrew Stirling wrote:
Peter
Once you have it in the Column, you have to choose it as the active
control.
Use 'CurrentControl' in the properties of the column.
Yeah done that (with a commandbutton) and got it working fine. Just
trying to see how you get rid of the other ones you don't want
Tracy Pearson wrote:
IIRC, Select the column in the properties window you want the control added
to.
Drag the class from the project manager to the grid. It should be added.
Tracy
Thanks to all who replied. Now I can start making my forms look
professional ;-)
Peter
Dave Crozier wrote:
Peter,
Scouser - Professional??
The two are mutually exclusive - apart from when they go nikkin' BG
S. Don't tell anyone.
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Dave Crozier wrote:
I may be a geek but not that much of a one. I limited myself to octal core
dumps and straight assembler.
You just don't drink cider g,drvvf
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Ed Leafe wrote:
I wouldn't do business with that company solely on the basis of
their deceptive subscription practices. It's not like FoxTalk is the
only source of knowledge, and I strongly believe in not patronizing
businesses run by scum.
Apart from the sanitation, the medicine,
Allen wrote:
I have had no ends of problems with my brand new laptop. In the end I had to
threaten then with Office of Fair Trading before I got my new one. Otherwise
they wanted to keep repairing the old one. I am not impressed and now will
not recommend them to anyone.
Pity as the laptop is
Dave Crozier wrote:
Jeez Peter,
That's extremely good environmental thinkinga wooden computer!
If it's good enough for a Meteor plane during the war and Morgan cars,
then it's good enough for me.
I guess you also have a T1 Trunk BG
Correction:
I guess yew also have a T1 Trunk BG
Dave Crozier wrote:
Dominic,
Just had an enquiry off a customer who has VFP Opera 1998 vintage V3.05 on
his machine and he has moved offices and changed address, consequently Opera
doesn't seem to be picking up the new address on any of his documents
Invoices, delivery notes etc even though in
Dave Crozier wrote:
Peter,
Thanks a lot that would be helpful. He doesn't seem to think that any of the
reports are other than standard Opera. He's based just down the road from
you as a matter of fact
TRIMFAST LTD (Zip Fasteners)
5 Cheltenham Street
Salford, M6 6WY.
I think he's got the
Russell Stephen wrote:
We need to boost revenue. So I'm making a change in our calendar. :)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/6111536.stm
or try the rush job calendar :-)
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Farm/7478/rush-cal.htm
Peter
Dave Crozier wrote:
Peter,
Thanks a lot that would be helpful. He doesn't seem to think that any of the
reports are other than standard Opera. He's based just down the road from
you as a matter of fact
Hi Dave,
Just had a look at the standard layouts for Invoices and Delivery notes
and
Dave Crozier wrote:
Problem:
I have standard FPW2.6 installation disks as well as the add on development
kit. I have just installed both into c:\fpw26 no problems. Obviously FPW
doesn't load and comes up with the divide by zero error.
I have the patch (Patch26.exe) as well as the upgrade
Chet Gardiner wrote:
Never had a Beezer but here are some of the ones I've owned:
This one's close to my 1964 T100:
http://www.vintagebike.co.uk/Bike%20Directories/Triumph%20Bikes/pages/Triumph-Tiger-100SS-64.htm
And my 1969 Bonny:
Chris Davis wrote:
Hi All,
I have my base grid class which has my own method to set the
DynamicBackColor to color certain rows depending on whatever criteria
applies. How can I implement the alternate colouring of rows i.e. green -
white - green - white I can obviously make this work
Paul Newton wrote:
Hi all
I need to start (from VFP) a user's default mail client in compose
mode - it should start with recipient and subject blank but with an
attachment already attached (from VFP).
What's the best way to do this ? I do not need to actually send the
mail from VFP -
Russell Stephen wrote:
To improve the usability of an application it is important to have a
well designed interface. Shneiderman's Eight Golden Rules of Interface
Design are a guide to good interaction design.
http://tinyurl.com/dyb8r
It's a nice short read. Well worth the few min. of
Ed Leafe wrote:
SELECT * FROM FileA ;
JOIN FileB ON FileA.store_no + FileA.slsper + FileA.division = ;
FileB.store_no + FileB.slsper + FileB.division
There's nothing wrong with your syntax, although with large tables
it may be a lot slower.
You could also use
Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
9. Don't code on a Friday afternoon when you have been to the pub. :-)
No, no, no I have found that I can be incredibly productive,
measured by the classic standard, loc, after a couple dozen beers. I can
crank out more code than a whole department of
John J. Mihaljevic wrote:
I'm on VFP6. These are just tables in a database - no views are involved.
And I'm using pessimistic buffering.
Why have you chosen pessimist buffering? This keeps the record locked
for the whole time you are editing, which will be giving you the Record
in use
Andy Davies wrote:
hi,
I have a container** on page2 [of a pageframe on a form] which expects a
cursor to be open when init() is run, but the cursor isn't created until
the user has filled in some parms on page1.
Is there any way I can disable the container.init?
I have tried setting
Virgil Bierschwale wrote:
Thanks.
I tried that last night and it appears to work that way.
My concern is this. Somewhere I heard that somebody did a lot more business
then they expected too and paypal would not give them their money which they
needed to purchase inventory to fulfill the
Kevin Cully wrote:
How come if you click on the Alternatives graphic, that you link into
only one alternative site? Shouldn't a non-biased site suggest multiple
alternatives?
You're right. I would have expected a list and some comment.
I have read a few horror stories from several
Michael Savage wrote:
snip
What happens is the printer prints 46 pages and stops (returns to ready) The
user then has to rerun the report specifying pages 47 to 66. If the user
preivews the report it shows all 66 pages.
Do you have a PDF printer installed that you can print to a file.
pamechu umgobwe wrote:
SET REPORTBEHAVIOR 80
SET PRINTER TO default
SET PRINTER off
SET PRINTER TO NAME \\printserver\inv1
SET PRINTER ON
_pcopies = 3
_peject='NONE'
printjob
report form inv1 to printer noconsole
endprintjob
SET PRINTER off
SET PRINTER TO NAME
Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
There's no such thing as a stupid question.
Wanna bet?
(get it? rof'l)
I said to an Irishman:
Q: Why do Irish people always answer a question with a question?
A: Who told you that?
(Sorry Alan)
Peter :-)
Dave Crozier wrote:
Andy,
Buy a Linksys wireless ADSL Modem/Router
http://www.linksys.co.uk/acatalog/WAG200G.html
£56.00, but available for less on Amazon, and make your life easier.
Dave Crozier
Or the one I bought recently for £39.99 but now £37.08 (ex vat)
Hi all,
What I want to do is word wrap in a column header of a grid. Can't see
a property that will do it so far.
Also tried creating a form property of
thisform.cHeader = Days + chr(13)+ chr(10)+ before
and putting eval(thisform.cHeader) in the caption but this doesn't work
either.
The
Allen wrote:
The header has a wordwrap property. But this is only a recent thing
Allen
Sorry, forgot to say I'm on VFP7. what version has this property?
Maybe someone has done it with 7 or earlier?
I may be forced to use some textspeak :-[
I can use Days B4 for the header that's a bit
Dave Crozier wrote:
Peter,
I thought that VFP7 SP1 had the wordwrap on column headers. I haven't got it
on my machine but Tamar's paper confirms it:
http://www.tomorrowssolutionsllc.com/Materials/newlang7.html
Search for Header on the Page
Sorry guys, I must have had the wrong thing
Hal Kaplan wrote:
B+
Very good Hal :-)
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Andy Davies wrote:
this page suggests that
the two-router setup will work just fine:
http://www.grc.com/nat/nats.htm
Looks like an interesting page and will have a good read of it later.
The ideal thing for a Friday afternoon.
Thanks,
Peter
Michael Hawksworth wrote:
one of which was to add to the SPAM ;)
The guy I work with who looks after the email said that spam volumes
have ramped up recently. We have had to upgrade the mailserver software
(and consequently the hardware) to cope with the new demands.
One thing he
Allen wrote:
I use AVG
We also use AVG here and mostly it has been great. There has been the
odd virus not detected but they are very rare.
You have to be careful with the scheduled scans when installing as it
can try to scan the whole machine every morning when it is turned on.
Users
Hal Kaplan wrote:
Hey! This is a family list! Whil's kids get to see what goes on here every
time they have to pick him up and carry him to bed. g
I thought you were busy? Get back to work ;-)
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John J. Mihaljevic wrote:
So, I guess my next question is this. Is there a way to make all columns in
a grid default to ReadOnly=.t.? I could go through the grid (after I build
it with the builder) and change each column to ReadOnly=.f., but if there's
a quicker easier way, I'd prefer that.
Dave Crozier wrote:
Tristan,
Not up for long enough - need Viagra!
I saw something in one of my emails about viagra. Now where was it.
;-)
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Hal Kaplan wrote:
I thought viagra was a no-no word on this list's bot. I guess not.
As a Pfizer stockholder, I want to encourage everyone to buy Viagra,
Lipitor, and all our other fine meds. I don't care if you take them or
flush them down the toilet as long as you buy as much as you
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