On Sun, 2006-06-25 at 21:54 -0500, kevin johnston wrote: > Well, not sure what I'd say in an issue, "All's fine again now"? Plus, > the file is well over the 1MB attachment limit, or is that just a > guideline, not a hard limit? > > Whatever happened, the "damage" wasn't permanent. Any idea what "Xprt" > or "DDE" are?
Not sure about "Xport", but it sounds like an abbreviation for Export. Although in the context of your situation it would be difficult to establish the real meaning. DDE stands for "Dynamic Data Exchange" (the basis of OLE "Object Linking & Embedding" and later MS technologies), which (as the name suggests) enables 2 or more applications to dynamically exchange data between each other. Example: I write a software package that collects data and my customer wants this data to be automatically exported to MS Excel. My program code would open a DDE link with Excel and send the commands and data in a form that Excel understood and my customer would have his spreadsheet without any manual intervention. Hope this helps. Dave --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
