Alledgedly.
You take someone nice and normal say from New England, remove 3/4 of their
brain, munch up their speech.
Marry them off to their cousin, dump them in a trailer park, give them a dozen
guns and a combined IQ to match.
Get them the largest pickup truck you can find then smash it
On 2/14/07, john harvey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hahahahahaha. I been knowing the difference.
tsssproblem with verbs too i see
A+
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I've been down the same road myself and have ended up cobbling together
icons from various sources. I've never found a large repository of
24-bit icons that you could use in applications. You're right, the sets
supplied with VFP are in dire need of an overhaul, they're very Windows 95.
I also have a CPA do my
taxes because it is impossible for me to keep up with it.
Confessions of a Mad Man! Actually, I am encouraged by your comment re:
having a CPA do your taxes despite your own background and expertise. I was
feeling badly that I finally retained a CPA last year to do my
I have used Quicken for personal finances for years, and QuickBooks Pro for
at least 6 years for business (I have some inventory, so only the Pro
version will do for me). I never seriously considered using QuickBooks for
both business and personal finances, but it actually makes sense to do so.
I
One thing to consider for commercial apps, there are still some folks with
business that are running relatively weak machines as compared to what I am
running. So I use Virtual PC to make certain my apps still look good in
lesser RAM and video configurations. I try to make certain all my apps
Steve,
For free nice looking ones take a look at
http://www.famfamfam.com/
Dave Crozier
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Adam Buckland wrote:
Alledgedly.
You take someone nice and normal say from New England, remove 3/4 of
their brain, munch up their speech.
Marry them off to their cousin, dump them in a trailer park, give
them a dozen guns and a combined IQ to match.
Get them the largest pickup truck
I did go and see the Jerry Springer opera but I'm just stereotyping some
of the people I've met on my travels through 47 states and one district!
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Jeff Johnson wrote:
I am a degreed accountant with many years in the field before turning
to programming. I use Quickbooks. Always have, probably always
will. I download all of my credit cards and bank statements. I run
them through a VFP filter and then import them into Quickbooks. I
Steve Ellenoff wrote:
I've recently given up on quicken also and am curious to see what
others suggest using.
Steve -- why did you give up on it?
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Kevin,
Yes, Turbocash is written in Delphi and versions up to last September can
run when compiled with Kylix (The Linux fork of Delphi - which is no longer
in production however). I have installed a couple of systems and they went
in no problem with the addition of some bespoke code.
The man
Dave,
It looks like Delphi isn't going to be in production either. g That
doesn't mean that Delphi or Turbocash won't be useful and productive for
years into the future!
I would think the main point of interest for developers on this forum is
that their next accounting system is open enough that
Kevin,
Well Delphi and the other Borland developer products may well be acquired
by outside interests as Borland themselves want to concentrate on other non
developer tools but judging by the turbo range of products Delphi, C++,
C# and Delphi for .NET which are free) http://www.turboexplorer.com/
I'm not much of an artist and would really like to start jazzing up
some of my apps with icons / graphics. The problem is I don't really
know where to get nice looking graphics to include. The ones included
with VFP look unprofessional, as do many of the freebies I've found on the
net.
I
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Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2007 5:15 AM
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Subject: RE: [NF] Why a CPA for taxes was I've HAD IT WITH QUICKEN
Jeff Johnson wrote:
I am a degreed accountant
Steve:
I have collected over the years some 2400+ icons.
I have them in a zipped folder and will email it to you if you wish.
Regards,
Jack Skelley
Steve Ellenoff wrote:
I'm not much of an artist and would really like to start jazzing up
some of my apps with icons / graphics. The problem is
I have collected over the years some 2400+ icons.
I have them in a zipped folder and will email it to you if you wish.
Are these all royalty free? If so, I think a number of us would be
interested-- I know I would... Thanks.
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Steve Ellenoff wrote:
I'd appreciate hearing what you guys have used in the past/present,
whether it's free or commerical.
this one has some specific icons for database stuff
http://www.iconexperience.com/index.php
if you are 'ok' using the terms of use
We've been using old FoxPro 2.6 based accounting software
for years ... since the early 80's.This is the last evolution of
what WAS SBT Accounting software. It's still available, undergoing
updates, multi-user, and runs on Linux Unix, and yes, the source code
comes with it ! NOT
Madigan,
That's not legal,is it?
This guy sent me 3 photocopies of 1099s.
Don't I have to provide originals to the IRS?
At least he sent you something. Selling 1099 forms is a profit center for
accounting software companies this time of year -- they're kinda expensive.
He's probably just
Steve -- why did you give up on it?
I was fed up with their backhanded upgrade tactics. I've been
upgrading every year since 98, and have noticed the software get
worse in terms of bloat, relentless advertising stuck in your face,
and in many ways I prefered the older versions ( the
Thanks Dave I'll check it out.
At 04:39 AM 2/14/2007, you wrote:
Steve,
For free nice looking ones take a look at
http://www.famfamfam.com/
Dave Crozier
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To:
On Feb 14, 2007, at 7:13 AM, Adam Buckland wrote:
I did go and see the Jerry Springer opera but I'm just stereotyping
some
of the people I've met on my travels through 47 states and one
district!
Getting away from talk of stereotypes and back to the original
topic, it seems
So, there's our first look at Vista. It does benefit from a lot of good
ideas, many of them Apple's, of course, but good nevertheless. It simply
doesn't work very well, unfortunately. There are serious problems with
execution; it's not polished; it's not ready. It should not be on the
market, and
http://www.lsj.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070214/NEWS03/702140354/1004/news
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On Feb 14, 2007, at 10:47 AM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
http://www.lsj.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070214/
NEWS03/702140354/1004/news
Wait: they're moving from Okemos to Lansing? How is this
significant? That's only a couple of miles away.
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To All,
Following Malcolm’s (I think it was him or Michael and I apologise for not
remembering) post regarding OLE drag/drop in VFP onto PageFrames where he
wanted to flip over pages in the PageFrame when the OLE object was moved
over the PageFrame got an idea in my brain going.
Hence, I’ve
Didn't you read the article? Here's how it is significant: $1.2 million
business tax break bg
Ed Leafe wrote:
Wait: they're moving from Okemos to Lansing? How is this
significant?
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http://www.theregister.com/2007/02/14/pricey_beta_bugger/
I don't know about the rest of what he says, not having tried it yet, but:
Aero looks nearly as good as KDE, although it demands about three
times the system resources.
That's a ridiculous statement.
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Just a note,
The classes have a small gotcha if not used in VFP9 as there is a global
include file (foxpro.h) which it expects in the VFP 9 folder so just change
the include file reference in the classes if it is anywhere else.
Dave Crozier
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I accept that my experiences in UK are possibly not relevant to the US but I
use Excel. I just keep a record of my income and expenditure and then pass
it to my accountant who checks it to tell me what I should be including
(like heating and lighting for my office at home) and what I will be
http://www.theregister.com/2007/02/14/pricey_beta_bugger/
I don't know about the rest of what he says, not having tried it yet, but:
FWIW, I tried it for about 20min in a virtual machine, and I think he
was pretty kind. I hated the blasted thing. My limited opinion on it
stands that Vista is
Developing on XP I have Cleartype turned off - I think VFP is much more
readable that way and it doesn't have too much impact on other programs.
Yesterday I started doing some development on Vista for the first time.
First thing I noticed was that cleartype (which is on by default) seems
to
Yep, it's pricey - especially in EU compared to US but I suppose that's
what we get for busting their balls on the IE thing. The OEM versions
are way cheaper but limit you to only ever installing it on one PC.
Everyone hated XP when it came out as well, because things had been
moved from where
Sounds to me like he's been to Atoka, TN, except he forgot the thing about
the teeth!G
John
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On Feb 14, 2007, at 12:13 PM, Alan Bourke wrote:
Everyone hated XP when it came out as well, because things had been
moved from where they were in 2000, so that in itself doesn't
bother me.
I'll keep that quote in mind the next time someone says that Linux
will never catch on,
Everyone hated XP when it came out as well, because things had been
moved from where they were in 2000, so that in itself doesn't bother me.
Many people I know are still on W2K due to what MS did with
XP(primarily activation hassles). Vista promises to make even more
hassles. Maybe even worse
Ed Leafe wrote:
I'll keep that quote in mind the next time someone says that Linux
will never catch on, since things aren't in exactly the same place as
what they're used to in Windows.
That's probably the least of the hurdles facing it on the corporate desktop!
Vista will take a LONG time for mainstream adoption, just as Windows
XP did, but I think it'll be even longer this time.
I think you're right, as there is much less of a compelling reason to go
from XP SP2 to Vista than there was from 2k to XP.
I was thinking that when I wrote this
I'll keep that quote in mind the next time someone says that Linux
will never catch on, since things aren't in exactly the same place as
what they're used to in Windows.
That's probably the least of the hurdles facing it on the corporate desktop!
The #1 reason, obviously being that
Hmmm, I will stay tuned for input from others. Interesting... Thanks for
the Heads Up.
Gil
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I'll keep that quote in mind the next time someone says that Linux
will never catch on, since things aren't in exactly the same place as
what they're used to in Windows.
Good shot!
Gil
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Vista will take a LONG time for mainstream adoption, just as Windows
XP did, but I think it'll be even longer this time.
I think Vista will roll out far faster than we would like. Many PC
manufacturers are providing Vista now, unless you want a very expensive
business class PC, where you can
Derek Kalweit wrote:
I'll keep that quote in mind the next time someone says that Linux
will never catch on, since things aren't in exactly the same place as
what they're used to in Windows.
That's probably the least of the hurdles facing it on the corporate desktop!
The #1 reason,
I was thinking that when I wrote this comment, but it's hard for me to
think of any specific reasons XP is better than W2K... Only a few
ideas come to mind:
I sill run Pro2k on several machines, but on my primary communication PC I
do use XP Pro. Largely to be familiar with it for clients
I was thinking that when I wrote this comment, but it's hard for me to
think of any specific reasons XP is better than W2K... Only a few
ideas come to mind:
o new 'look and feel'/themes
o Easy Alternate IP configuration for NIC's(useful for laptops)
o ClearType fonts
o Better handling
That sounds like a great contribution to the community, thanks Dave.
At 11:18 AM 2/14/2007, you wrote:
To All, Following Malcolm's (I think it was him or Michael and I
apologise for not remembering) post regarding OLE drag/drop in VFP
onto PageFrames where he wanted to flip over pages in the
I don't know about the rest of what he says, not having tried it yet, but:
I have been waiting for VPC 2007 to come out of beta (I heard from a
colleague this morning it is now released, I have not checked). But an
associate of mine went to a M$ sponsored seminar yesterday in Rochester, NY,
and
Stephen,
Besides all the changes in the tax laws, and what is deductible and what
is not, especially when it comes to self-employment which is all a minor
consideration for the rate difference... The real benefit is a CPA can
sit in an IRS audit with you and defned your tax return. The pimple
They gave you a visa?
--- Adam Buckland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I did go and see the Jerry Springer opera but I'm
just stereotyping some
of the people I've met on my travels through 47
states and one district!
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I know Rick Strahl has blogged on his opinion of Cleartype but don't
know if he's revisited under Vista.
Brian Abbott wrote:
Developing on XP I have Cleartype turned off - I think VFP is much more
readable that way and it doesn't have too much impact on other programs.
--
Richard Kaye
Oh, in the Register article Stephen Russell sent to us (see below), did
y'all catch the deal where FireFox can't be made the default browser? Very
clever. M$ allows other browsers to be used (maybe g), but only IE7 can
be the default? Talk about slicing hairs... Technically compliant with
Rich Schummer blogged a couple of days ago about a new font in VS 2005.
I'm not sure if the Consolas Font Pack applies to Vista's Cleartype or not.
http://rickschummer.com/blog/2007/02/consolas-font-paying-it-forward.html
Richard Kaye wrote:
I know Rick Strahl has blogged on his opinion of
Exxon leader: 'Climate getting warmer'
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http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/16689019.htm
HOUSTON — Exxon Mobil Chairman Rex Tillerson told a world energy
conference today that there is no question that the world's climate
is getting warmer, and said that
Far superior to the alternatives, in practice, I've
found. UltraVNC is more likely to crash my host computer and performs
poorly over slow links
Check out LogMeIn.com, with their free version. I finally let guilt get the
best of me and licesned 5 Pro versions, but I still have almost 30 PCs
I've been using LogMeIn for a while now with both free and Pro accounts
in addition to TS, VNC and pcAW. If you need remote printing and file
transfer, you need the Pro license. Highly recommended although I do
prefer pcAW for it's file transfer. Except when it gives me agita...
mrgmhale
I agree with all except the multiple monitors, I have multiple monitors on
Win2K - no problem. If you have trouble, it is probably due to the driver.
You may be able to get an upgrade.
Maybe we need a list of reasons for not upgrading:
1. don't have to worry about being forced to load IE7 with
Steve Ellenoff wrote:
snipped
I was and am still outraged at this tactic, so I decided instead of
knuckling under, I would abandon them all together.
So I did, but now I'm looking for a replacement, and I'm unsure what
to go with ( I've heard some horror stories about MS Money )..
Ed Leafe wrote:
On Feb 14, 2007, at 10:47 AM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
http://www.lsj.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070214/
NEWS03/702140354/1004/news
Wait: they're moving from Okemos to Lansing? How is this
significant? That's only a couple of miles away
Far superior to the alternatives, in practice, I've
found. UltraVNC is more likely to crash my host computer and performs
poorly over slow links
Check out LogMeIn.com, with their free version. I finally let guilt get the
best of me and licesned 5 Pro versions, but I still have almost 30
The Beretta Man was not impressed with the Toyota Prisu. LOL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOvp69lnZbANR
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOvp69lnZbANR
Regards,
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So, there's our first look at Vista. It does benefit from a lot of good
ideas, many of them Apple's, of course, but good nevertheless. It simply
doesn't work very well, unfortunately. There are serious problems with
execution; it's not polished; it's not ready. It
Ah-- just remembered the #1 reason to go to WINXP Pro from
W2K Pro-- Remote Desktop. Far superior to the alternatives,
in practice, I've found. UltraVNC is more likely to crash my
host computer and performs poorly over slow links
FWIW, I'm using UltraVNC just about daily, including it's
mrgmhale wrote:
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Now, if M$ were to do as the Blu-Ray (and in decades past VHS vs BetaMax)
folks are supposedly doing, and
try to edge into the benefits of Vista to the porn industry
What advantage would the porn industry have with Vista???!?
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Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
Oh, in the Register article Stephen Russell sent to us (see below), did
y'all catch the deal where FireFox can't be made the default browser? Very
clever. M$ allows other browsers to be used (maybe g), but only IE7 can
be the default? Talk about slicing hairs...
For what it's worth, you *can* make FireFox the default browser in Vista.
Back in the day, I bought my first Pentium computer (60 Mhz, with 32MB of
RAM and a 10GB hard drive --- I thought I'd never need to buy a new computer
again). It had Windows 95 preinstalled on it. After using it for two
I agree with all except the multiple monitors, I have multiple monitors on
Win2K - no problem. If you have trouble, it is probably due to the driver.
You may be able to get an upgrade.
I haven't tried multiple monitors on W2K, so it's probably better now,
yes. I tried to load a 3rd monitor the
Ah-- just remembered the #1 reason to go to WINXP Pro from
W2K Pro-- Remote Desktop. Far superior to the alternatives,
in practice, I've found. UltraVNC is more likely to crash my
host computer and performs poorly over slow links
FWIW, I'm using UltraVNC just about daily, including it's
Jack Skelley wrote:
Steve:
I have collected over the years some 2400+ icons.
I have them in a zipped folder and will email it to you if you wish.
Jack -- put them on the ProFox downloads page! http://leafe.com/dls
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How is that compliant?
I'd raise holy hell about that one.
Seems to me DOJ required M$ to separate IE from the core OS, which M$ said
could not be done without causing serious problems, rendering Windows
inoperable. Along the way DOJ paved the way to require M$ to not prohibit
competitive
FWIW, I'm using UltraVNC just about daily, including it's file
transfer and chat, for at least a month now. I love it - and
especially so because I have no expection they are going to change
policy and start charging for it.
I use UltraVNC daily. It crashes my one machine sometimes,
What advantage would the porn industry have with Vista???!?
Uhhh,, h, sharper images? More detail with all that extra video RAM? A
slicker experience for their viewers? I was kind of spoofing anyway, tongue
in cheek with that crack. But, I bet if M$ could find some way to horn in
there
For what it's worth, you *can* make FireFox the default browser in Vista.
Glad to hear it. The author of the article I cited was then incorrect, and
I had already qualified that I have not used it myself - therefore was
relying on what seemed to be accurate info (but even that author was
Point by point, but not in the original order as presented:
1. The problem is that they have screens that pull back all the data from
certain key tables that are pretty large.
ALL the data? so the sql query code looks like:
select * from tablename.
Always bad form , imo/ime, in any
trouble down the road. Well, will have to take it a machine at a time,
and maybe try Remote Desktop again (with a simpler cable
modem-router-PC setup) when/if I do run into trouble with UltraVNC on
some other machine.
A modem-router-router-PC setup should work as long as the outside
router
Not knowing your environment, version of PCA, etc., I can't say why you are
having such issues. I am running versions on some client PCs as hosts as
far back as v-8.0, most are now 10.5-12.5. Yet all work fine with my VPN
connections on several of my PCs. I am running v-10 - v-12.5 on my
Hi Bill
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Point by point, but not in the original order as presented:
3. Therefore, the application is
my first Pentium computer (60 Mhz, with 32MB of RAM and a 10GB hard drive
Actually, I think it was an 850MB hard drive.
A HUGE increase over the computer it replaced (which had a 10MB hard drive).
Ten megabytes --- I thought I'd *never* run out of disk space on that
thing... :)
trouble down the road. Well, will have to take it a machine at a
time,
and maybe try Remote Desktop again (with a simpler cable
modem-router-PC setup) when/if I do run into trouble with UltraVNC
modem-router-on some other machine.
A modem-router-router-PC setup should work as long
mrgmhale wrote:
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Hmmm, I thought this was a new OS from the ground, devoid of DOS (like XP
2000,
eh?), yet the browser seems awfully tied to the OS again... I smell a long
dead fish around here.
Thoughts? Clarifications? Corrections? Am I being paranoid?
It can't be
I have an index on DELETED() in most of my tables. To check if a table
needs packing I look for a deleted record using this index. When I look at
a table with no deleted records I'm finding that the line:
LOCATE FOR DELETED()
?FOUND()
returns False, whereas
? SEEK(DELETED(), 'MyTable',
You and I are not in the Big Club
by George Carlin (Forward by Mark Faulk)
http://www.faulkingtruth.com/Articles/Investing101/1070.html
(Editor's note: WARNING- This is an R-rated excerpt from George
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On 2/14/07, John Weller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
? SEEK(DELETED(), 'MyTable', 'DelRecs')
is returning True - which is obviously wrong!
Isn't the first argument the value you are supposed to be looking for?
If so, it should be .T. shouldn't it?
With your argument, it's evaluating DELETED()
John Weller wrote:
I have an index on DELETED() in most of my tables. To check if a table
needs packing I look for a deleted record using this index. When I look at
a table with no deleted records I'm finding that the line:
LOCATE FOR DELETED()
?FOUND()
returns False, whereas
?
I'm a developer with supports guys. I had to install PCA once, and I
guess I installed a version on W2K that made it crash-- no message
saying it was incompatible, etc.-- just breakage... Not at all
acceptable, IMO.
I learned the hard way with a Win2k Pro machine as well, tried to install
Gil! You'll have to wait for the voice recognition built into Vista!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=KyLqUf4cdwc
(Yes, this seems like a hatched job. They probably have a terrible
microphone but I was laughing my evil laugh anyway.)
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Pete Theisen wrote:
On Wednesday 14 February 2007 1:02 am, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
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Yeah, you and your lefty friends, bring it on. Wouldn't even make
landfall before the Navy/CoastGuard blew you out of the water or Air
Force blew you out of the sky. If you by some miracle did get here you
I use quickbooks. They have a function to print the 1099. I have been printing
on plain paper for years, no problem at all. Forget
those forms.
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ken.com wrote:
I use quickbooks. They have a function to print the 1099. I have been
printing on plain paper for years, no problem at all. Forget
those forms.
OK, I'll bite.
I just navigated to 'ken.com', and well, I sure was surprised not to see
the McGinnis software empire show up. s
On Wednesday 14 February 2007 4:05 am, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
Pete Theisen wrote:
On Wednesday 14 February 2007 1:02 am, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
snip
Yeah, you and your lefty friends, bring it on. Wouldn't even make
landfall before the Navy/CoastGuard blew you out of the water or Air
Force
On Feb 14, 2007, at 2:38 PM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
The article, from a MI publication, is basically saying they
stayed in
MI (as opposed to moving out of state). That's my take on it anyway.
I guess I got thrown by the moved to in the subject, rather than
stays put. ;-)
What a hoot! I just ordered Dragon Speaking Naturally, latest version,
yesterday. I was hoping the symptoms would subside, but thus far I have
more bad days than good days. I can hardly wait to train The Dragon, then
unleash its power onto ProFox! It ought to be a source of amusement and
Ken,
I use QuickBooks. They have a function to print the 1099. I
have been printing on plain paper for years, no problem at
all. Forget those forms.
According to the QuickBooks help, the IRS requires the preprinted forms for
1099s. I have no idea why it would be required, but that's what it
On Wednesday 14 February 2007 10:04 pm, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
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It's not a gentlemen's duel, for those who would invade the US are not
gentlemen. If you invade the US you get shot.
According to you pretty soon your population will be very old (they are
killing the babies!) and full of
I'm sure this guy didn't Train the system. With training, I'm sure
that your Dragon will Sit, Roll-over, play dead, and speak on command. g
mrgmhale wrote:
What a hoot! I just ordered Dragon Speaking Naturally, latest version,
yesterday. I was hoping the symptoms would subside, but thus far
Developing on XP I have Cleartype turned off - I think VFP is much more
readable that way and it doesn't have too much impact on other programs.
Yesterday I started doing some development on Vista for the first time.
First thing I noticed was that cleartype (which is on by default) seems
to
I actually like Vista. Here's why:
It's more stable when compared to my experience with XPSP2. I log 60+ hours
a week on the same PC running Vista that used to run XP, and Vista doesn't
crash or hang nearly as often.
The interface is better; that is less cluttered and a little more intuitive
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