Hi David
Whilst I would go with the trigger index option (you can't put a regular
trigger on a directory) or capturing an ls -lst, just for completeness if
you really want to use an enquiry statement UniVerse does also have SQL.
So if the file names are numeric as you seem to suggest, you can
I realize this is an unusual place to post this request, but it's
driving me crazy and I'm hoping someone here can help. Just about every
time I use the XP file dialog box to open or save a file, it scrolls
multiple times when I click in the horizontal scroll bar. Has anyone
seen this behavior
Do you mean when you browse for a file from HTML using Windows XP?
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Charlie Noah
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Subject: [U2] [Very OT] XP
Pretty much anything I do in Win XP, in a browser and any other program
which uses the file dialog box.
On 12-12-2013 1:43 PM, George Gallen wrote:
Do you mean when you browse for a file from HTML using Windows XP?
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Does it happen in all browsers? Or just IE and which version of IE are you
using?
If your using IE10 or IE11, have you tried to run it in compatibility mode?
George
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I use Firefox, but it happens in all browsers. It also happens in
programs like Adobe PDF reader, Foxit PDF reader, Open Office, Notepad,
Notepad++, etc. None of these have anything to do with a browser, so I'm
pretty sure it isn't browser related.
I also know that XP is very outdated, but I
If you plan to go to Windows 7, you better move fast. Microsoft announced that
the company discontinued the distribution of retail copies of Windows 7 at the
end of October 2013. Microsoft had previously listed that date as October 31,
2014, but changed that information.
Are you actually clicking on the scroll bar itself, or in the white area to
left or right of it?
If you have a lot of files in the directory, and you say click in the white to
right of the scroll bar,
It should display the bottom of the directory, and top of the directory for
the left side.
Windows 8 suks
Anyone give any good points that makes Windows 8 worthwhile?
George
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+1
On 12-12-2013 2:17 PM, George Gallen wrote:
Windows 8 suks
Anyone give any good points that makes Windows 8 worthwhile?
George
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I'm clicking on the white portion of the bar to the right of the
pointer. It happens when I click the arrow on the far right, too. It
shouldn't skip columns if I click only once, should it? There are
usually quite a few files. I haven't tested with about 3 screens worth.
Maybe that will give
Hi again,
Just on this remote file access, can anyone advise what happens if the remote
host is off air such as communications outage or server failure?
Do the read/writes queue somehow? Or do they simply fail requiring further
coding to accommodate?
Many thanks again.
Cheers
Peter
Peter
They will fail. This may be trapped with an ON ERROR clause in the io
statement.
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Peter Cheney
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I find the file copy dialogue quite nice in Windows 8... (shoot first,
calculate later, show a pretty graph) and it's nice to do away with
wasteful aero transparency crap... It appears to perform quicker than
Windows 7 on the same hardware (probably because of the more simplified
visuals) and I am
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