Hi
Has anyone used Ctree with Delphi, or know of any components (preferably
free) that will allow me to read Ctree files.
thanks
Arran Harding
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I'm still using Delphi 3.02 at moment, and notice that StrToDate funtion
does not treat 2 digit year nicely. e.g StrToDate('01/01/01') returns
01/01/1901, not 01/01/2001 which should be the one many people want.
Can anyone out there tell me what the result of StrToDate('01/01/01') is
> I am using textout() to write text to the canvas of a TChart which
> works fine, except that when a redraw occurs (e.g. when resizing
> the form) the text disappears. I have struck similar behaviour
> when writing to the canvas of a form, though I also have some test
> code from the Delp
I am using textout() to write text to the canvas of a TChart which
works fine, except that when a redraw occurs (e.g. when resizing
the form) the text disappears. I have struck similar behaviour
when writing to the canvas of a form, though I also have some test
code from the Delphi 4 Devel
Matthew wrote:
> Peter, I have downloaded you compression component and it did everything I
> need easily. I will log on to your site some time soon to register it.
That's great to hear, Matt. Quick work, too! G'luck with it.
cheers,
peter
==
P
Peter, I have downloaded you compression component and it did everything I
need easily. I will log on to your site some time soon to register it.
Thanks heaps.
Matt.
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> TPicture will load metafiles (well, it says it will). To
> zoom, let windows
DOH, ignore me :) Image.Picture
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> TPicture will load metafiles (well, it says it will). To
> zoom, let windows
> do it for you - change the Image size without changing the
I dont seem to have a TPicture component, what pallette is it on?
Or do you mean TImage?
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Matthew asked:
> Does anyone know of any zipping/unzipping components or routines.
Someone else mentijoned Abbrevia and I agree that it is the best
in the Delphi/zip world, but you might also want to look at
VCLZIP, which is considerably cheaper. (A web search will find
either).
If you're wa
Does anyone know of any Combo/DBCombo type components that use a treeview
instead of a list box??
Thanks
Mark
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Thanks Alistair and Glen for your suggestions, will look into it further
when I get the opportunity tonight when production has slowed.
Maurice
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TPicture will load metafiles (well, it says it will). To zoom, let windows
do it for you - change the Image size without changing the Picture size -
I've been doing just that with bitmaps. Put it on a scroll box and you get
the scrollbars automatically. No extra component required.
Terry
>Does a
Anyone using MTS for distributed applications ?
Simon Mahony,
System Creator,
MetService
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zoom and pan within it ?
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Personally I have found the TurboPower product, Abbrevia, to be the best
zip compatible compression component set available. There are no
external DLL files to install, unlike other compression components,
everything is compiled straight into the EXE. Check out the website
below for more info.
Dunno which compress component you use but we use TCompress from SPIS and I
can reccommend it highly.
For the ftp site login as anonymous with your email address as the password
- or do it thru your browser. ftp.delphi.org.nz.
"Matthew Comb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/02/99 09:11:49
Ple
I have a copy of ZipTV somewhere at home I could send you. Very nice set of
components, unfortunately you need to register them...
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To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: [DUG]:
A while back I was asking about compression
components and one was supplied from someone in the group, unfortunately it does
not seem to work when backing up and restoring from floppy, it is a bit
temperamental.
Does anyone know of any zipping/unzipping
components or routines.
Can someo
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Subject: [DUG]: Windozes Printing
The problem is when it prints locally to the parallel port, the print
spooler slams
1. Registry at HKEY_USERS. I don't remember whether all of the users can be
accessed from this key but each under their name will have a ShellFolders
(HKEY_USERS\.Default\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shel
l Folders e.g) which contains a pointer to the Start menu. Iterate thr
Peter,
1. Have you tried changing the field type to a Blob, even just to try and see if the
effect is the
same.
2. How big is the field. Varchar's over 255 characters in length are treated as
TMemofields
somewhere ( I think it is in the BDE, but cannot be sure - its too early in the
morning
Peter Jones wrote:
> I can't help directly but you might wanna do a quick test with FreeIB
> Comps and compare the results.
No, they won't provide the precise services the BDE ones are,
and I'm more than happy with what the IBO ones are doing in
other respects.
> Another thought, does the fie
Gary wrote:
> 1. Have you tried changing the field type to a Blob, even just to try and
> see if the effect is the same.
Definitely wanted to avoid that.
> 2. How big is the field. Varchar's over 255 characters in length are
> treated as TMemofields somewhere ( I think it is in the BDE, but ca
James my penny worth. If you dont, you are liable, if you do, you are less
liable.
It is much more prevalent in the States than here, but unfortunately we are
following suit where unscrupulous characters can take money from legitimate
manufacturers, even by misuse of a product unless it is properl
Why do we have to put these comments in our programs:
MyProgram IS DISTRIBUTED "AS IS".
NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND IS EXPRESSED
OR IMPLIED. YOU USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
THE AUTHOR WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR DATA
LOSS, DAMAGES, LOSS OF PROFITS OR ANY
OTHER KIND OF LOSS WHILE USING OR
MISUSING THIS SOFTW
Ignore this :)
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>Can anybody tell me how to set the password option on a Paradox table at
>run-time.
Here ya go... I can't vouch for the efficiency of the algorithm - it's passed though
too
many hands...
The parameter contains a stringlist of table names to secure... some other variables
are
used 'AliasPath'
Many thanks, Jo, I should have thought of that.
>A very quick examination of the .pas files using windows file find and the
>advanced option 'containing text' = SndPlaySound reveals.. that its
>mmsystem.pas
>
>Yours
>Jo Pitts
>Software Development Manager
>Telephony Video Data
>+64 9 376 6016
A very quick examination of the .pas files using windows file find and the
advanced option 'containing text' = SndPlaySound reveals.. that its
mmsystem.pas
Yours
Jo Pitts
Software Development Manager
Telephony Video Data
+64 9 376 6016 [Phone]
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what about the new zip drives with increased capacity?
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
> Behalf Of Belding
> Sent: Monday, 1 February 1999 19:43
> To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
> Subject: RE: [DUG]: Detecting Zip Drives
>
>
> Jeremy
>
I can't help directly but you might wanna do a quick test with FreeIB Comps
and compare the results. Another thought, does the field ever contain a
char(0)? Can you make it a text blob? Is the field char or varchar?
Tried a different BDE?
"Peter Hyde" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 01/02/99 22:42
mmm...lokked on theZip site already, but there is nothing there that gives
any info onprogrammng with zip drives etc., so I am not sure..ah
welltoo busy to worry about itjust need to hard code the drive
letter I guess.
Cheers, Jeremy Coulter
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAI
Hi folks,
I have an Interbase database containing a string field which is
effecitvely binary (i.e. potentially uses any of the 255 "ASCII"
characters, not just the usual 127 or so text ones).
My application is accessing the field both via the BDE/SQL Links
*and* via IBObjects. Via the latter
Jeremy
Use GetDriveType to show the drive is removable.
Use DiskSize to see if its size is about 100MB
If both at true you have an approx 100 Mb zip drive.
If you need more detailed info why not contact ZIP directly?
I'd bet they would give you S/W.
Regards
Russell
At 14:14 01/02/99 +1100,
Geoff,
> If you know the process handle you can execute the following call:
>
> WaitForSingleObject(hProcess,0)
> which will return immediately - you can also pass INFINITE which will wait
> (and stop your program) until the process terminates.
>
> Your example would then look something like:
>
Jeremy,
There is a Windows API function called
GetDriveType which returns an integer value depending on wether the drive is
removable (which would be a floppy or zip drive), remote (network drive), CD
ROM, HDD etc. . I would suggest just feeding each letter of the
elphaget into this fun
Did a bit of a dig on "Developers.href.com" and someone said that they used
"DiskSize" function to find the zipdrive.
Not sure HOW you get on if there is a 100mb drive on the system...not that I
have, but..
Also, a disk has to be in the drive for it to work too.
Been looking in the regis
GetDriveType will detect different types but not specifically a zip drive
Views contained in this post are my personal opinions and unless otherwise
stated not those of any organisation I am associated with.
I have at least one application in which JustOne32 will not work. Have not
been able to determine the reason why at this stage.
Views contained in this post are my personal opinions and unless otherwise
stated not those of any organisation I am associa
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> Behalf Of Alistair George
> Sent: Monday, 1 February 1999 12:19
> To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
> Subject: Re: [DUG]: Detecting a WinExec program terminating
>
>
> Geoff heres some code which will do you
nyone know how to tell if a drive is a zip drive or not ? or even how to
detect a zip drive ?
Cheers,
Jeremy Coulter
Software Developer
Application Development Centre
Compaq Computer New Zealand Ltd.
Phone: 64 3 371 5761
Fax:64 3 371 5747
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If you know the process handle you can execute the following call:
WaitForSingleObject(hProcess,0)
which will return immediately - you can also pass INFINITE which will wait
(and stop your program) until the process terminates.
Your example would then look something like:
while WaitForSingleObje
Geoff heres some code which will do you job : I dont claim originality
Function WinExecAndWait(Path : string; Visibility : word) : word;
var
InstanceID : THandle;
PathLen : integer;
begin
{ inplace conversion of a String to a PChar }
PathLen := Length(Path);
Move(Path[1],Path[0],PathLen
I am upgrading a Delphi 1 app to D4 and need to know when an outside program
has finished.
My code snippet was -
ProgramHandle := WinExec(Batch,sw_ShowMaximized);
...
...
while GetModuleUsage(ProgramHandle) <> 0 {wait till program
terminated before continuing}
do Application.
Putting In BlobStreams is fairly easy, just
remeber to create and destroy them.
e.g.
procedure TfmMain.Blob;
var
slDesc :
TStringList;
bDesc : TBlobStream;
begin
{get contentsout of
memo field in Table 1}
slDesc:=TStringList.Create; //create string
list bDesc:=TBlobStream.Create
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Anyone know how to detect if a drive is a zipdisk or not ?
Cheers,
Jeremy Coulter (chief software engineer)
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Thanks to Alistair and Jeremy for the replies, however what do you include
in the uses clause to use this function?
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sndPlaySound(pchar(msg), SND_FILENAME or SND_SYNC);
{msg:string which is the full filename. To stop Windows from playing a
sound use the following}
sndplaysound('NULL', SND_PURGE);
{it follows then that if you had an array of sounds in memory, and make 'P'
an array of pointer, and tbyte a byte
Is there a way to play a WAV file without using the MediaPlayer?
Laurence Bevan
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there is an API call called "sndPlaySound"
Check out the params in the WIN32s.hlp file
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTE
> procedure TForm1.FormCloseQuery(Sender: TObject; var CanClose: Boolean);
> begin
> // Ask user if shutdown should occur.
> if (wm_close or WM_ENDSESSION) and (MessageDlg('Are you sure?',
> mtConfirmation, mbYesNoCancel, 0) = mrYes)
> then CanClose := true// Allow Windows to shut down.
Thanks for all your help.
The simplest solution I found was just to trap WM_QueryEndSession message on
your form and set a flag.
ie
procedure TExampleForm.WMQueryEndSession(var Message: TWMQueryEndSession);
begin
fDisableCloseConfirm := true;
inherited;
end;
// CloseQuery gets called from
Hi All,
What is the best way to load a memo field (from an Access db) into a
stringlist object, and later save the stringlist back into the memo
field.
I have looked at the LoadFromStream method for TStrings, but I haven't
worked with streams yet, and I'm still trying to get to grips with them.
The Windows message to applications for shutdown is WM_close or
WM_ENDSESSION.
Hence I would interrogate for this message in the formclosequery proc of
your
program, and carry out the necessary actions according to the state of
WM_close.
Try the code out below and put a break on the wm_close line
You can detect when the user is logging off or shutting windows down by
trapping WM_ENDSESSION.
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This question may have been asked before but...
Does anyone know how to detect if windows is shutting down?
I want to display a warning/confirmation message when the user shuts down a
specific application, but not have this message displayed when windows
itself is being shut down.
Cheers,
> .-
For extensive barcode support try [EMAIL PROTECTED] or
http://www.hexcom.com
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I have used the TBarCode component available from
ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/schlottke.
Have not had any trouble with it.
Regards
C Fraser
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Does anyone have any experience with any good barcoding components?
Must be able to compile and print barcodes on the fly.
Regards Mike
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Aaron Scott-Boddendijk wrote:
> you must be stuck in a doctor who timeloop type thing
> (or was it saphire and steel)... Oh dear... age showing...
Speaking of Saphire and Steel, we have numeros episodes on video in the
lounge :)
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There's a freeware component on DSP called barnosrc.zip. Includes a
component for QuickReports. I've used it a couple of times and it's not bad.
If you can't find it, email me and I'll send it to you.
Laurence Bevan
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Hi Nic,
Suddenly, messages from 3-4 days ago are starting to reappear
on the list. Has the listserver dropped into a hole in space-time?
cheers,
peter
==
Peter Hyde, SPIS Ltd, Christchurch, New Zealand
* TurboNote: http://TurboPress.com/tbno
I'd like to be able create shortcuts for all the known user profiles on
a given machine. I can create the shortcuts all right, but how do I
create them for every profile?
Cheers,
Andrew Little.
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It might be worth reading the BDE API stuff on the Inprise site. It's got
some info in there about environment requirements which lead to obscure
errors if the BDE can't get enough handles etc.
May be useful
Max
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Beh
>Thanks for the info, however
>The part that confuses me is the passing of the pointer to the structure
>as an integer.
>> hResult = m_pAddContactDirectBuffer->GetReplyBufferDirect(
>> sizeof(reply_hdr_def), (long*)&replyHdr,
>> &vt_success);
(long *)&replyHdr is the following
&replyHdr is a
Thanks for the info, however
The part that confuses me is the passing of the pointer to the structure
as an integer.
I have tried
var
pm : pointer;
begin
pm := @replyHdr;
hOk := myOb.GetReplyBufferDirect( sizeof(replyHdr) , integer(pm),
bOK);
end;
I get violations etc,
> -Original
No it's not just you :)
> -Original Message-
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> Behalf Of Grant Black
> Sent: Thursday, 28 January 1999 10:20
> To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
> Subject: [DUG]: Deja Vu?
>
>
> Is it just me or are some of the e-mails coming t
>Subject: [DUG]: Deja Vu?
>Is it just me or are some of the e-mails coming through the mail list
>repeats?
No it's just you... The rest of us have never seen them before, honest ;)
you must be stuck in a doctor who timeloop type thing
(or was it saphire and steel)... Oh dear... age showing...
Hello Steven
We need a dbase pro commenting here but as one hasn't come forward
I suggest the following as an experiment, as I do not know if the dBase
block sizes affect file accessibility as they do in Pdox, D1 BDE access.
Option Best:
Look on the internet for a utility which changes th
Is it just me or are some of the e-mails coming through the mail list
repeats?
Grant Black
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Hi Alistair,
It is not as difficult as you thought.
I've got the solution. I got a reference book from a friend. In the book,
there is an example, which demonstrates how to make a component to send
mail.
The method in the example is quite simple. The key Mapis used are
MapiLongOn
MapiResolveNa
Neil,
As I read it, they are passing a pointer to the replyHdr structure into
the GetReplyBufferDirect routine along with the size of the replyHdr
structure (reply_hdr_def).
I think you will find that there are a number of possible structures and
the exact type of the structure is encoded in the
Hello
I am using some 3rdparty COM objects and would like some using the
following methods,
I have imported the type library :
IDirectBufferAccess = interface
['{F080A41A-28E0-11D2-80B6-00A0C92296F1}']
function SetRequestBufferDirect(ReqBufferLen: Integer; var
ReqBuffer: Integer;
You can also order the free CD update (Delphi 4.02) from Inprise NZ, PO Box
90652, Auckland (Phone:09 360-0231/Fax: 09 360-0384).
John Threadgill
Forest Research
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All right so let me explore BDE settings: In my DBF tables I only
use Number, Character, Date, and Logical field types. There are no
memo fields so no DBT files. I use standard MDX production index
files. The indexes involved in this prolem are all field rather than
expression indexes.
Th
Anyone know when D5 is due?
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
> Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Subject: Re: [DUG]: D4 Update pack #2
>
==
Yes, correct.
It is on ftp.delphi.org also.
"Jeremy Coulter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 27/01/99 08:38:25
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well I am 45 % through downloading it at the moment5.4kb sec...not bad
for IHUG !!
which I was at work.15-17kb sec downloadssigh
Jeremy Coulter
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
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Given the number of clients and the frequency of instantiations required
you should be fine loading on demand. However, there's no gaurentee this
will solve the problem as the COM server may still hang at an inconvienient
moment.
The Microsoft way of doing this sort of thing would be to use MT
Hi,
I'm working on a application which uses MDI child forms. I'm attempting to set
the icons
for the forms using the Icon property - but Delphi seems to squeeze the 32x32
icons into a 20x20
space or stretch 16x16 icons into 20x20. In the process it anti-aliases the
icon which tends to
mangle ic
Am I seeing the Inprise D4 update pack #2 download page right ??!!!
its a 22mb download !!!
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Thats about what I figured..I will have to update to TITAN for D4, which
is only about $129 US$.
Thansk for the info.
Jeremy Coulter
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Subject:
Hi,
What is the preferred method of connecting to a DCOM server?
Once per client instantiation or for each call you need to make?
I'm maintaining a Delphi DCOM client app that uses it's own
database access for reading a remote database but commits all
changes through a DCOM server that enforces
how does it compare to sat Titan for access or any other 3rd party Access
Controls???
I found that under D3 that querys took FOREVER !!! and I ended up purchasing
Titan for access for D3.
Any findings you have would be very appreciative
Jeremy Coulter
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From: [EM
My conclusion... better than D3 but still not anywhere as fast as say
ODBCExpress or Adonis.
We stuck to ODBCExpress as we liked not having to re-distribute the BDE.
Grant Black
Software Developer
SmartMove (NZ) Ltd
Phone: +64 9 361-0219 extn 719
Fax : +64 9 361-0211
Email: [EMAIL P
On Mon, 25 Jan 1999 10:57:35 +1100, you wrote:
>Hi All..I got my new D4 today, and reading the box, it says it has a NEW
>access 97 native Driver.
>
>has anyone tired this, and how did it fear.like the D3 one ? or is it
>faster?
Much faster, Generally fixed up. Still doesn't do mult
Steven
Here is a possibility. Someone more familiar with dBase files than me may
be able to give you better information.
First by way of analogy ...
In the BDE version used with D1 the block size in effect (use bdecfg.exe to
look at it for Pdox tables) when you create Pdox tables limits the
I have BoundsChecker if you wanna borrow it. It may point out something
that Slueth doesn't. Give me a call.
Just a thought do any of the indexes involved have expressions rather
than fields?
"Steven Wild" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 26/01/99 09:54:57
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I am using BDE 5.01 & Delphi 4.02
However a version compiled in Delphi 3 and running with BDE 4.0 has
the same problem.
I assume that that means that it is my code but what do i look
for
Steven
>
>
> What version of BDE are you using Steve? We are using 5.01 with D3 and D4
> and it's
I think that this is a problem that you get on machines with the very first
version of Win95.
I just copied that file from my machine (a later version) and everything
was OK.
Someone else may be able to give you a more learned dissertaion on the
matter!
Mark
Willie Juson wrote:
Hi all, I'm
re
try:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/developer/downloads/files/40comupd.htm
regards,
Steve.
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Date: Tuesday, 26 January 1999 17:11
Subject: RE: [DUG]: COMCTL32.DLL
Microsoft
Microsoft say not to just copy the dll. On their site they provide an exe
that installs the comctl upgrades. You can distribute the exe and you can
run it silently. Unfortunately I cant remember the name of the file (!)but
you should find it with a search for comctl32.dll on Microsoft's
knowledgeb
Hi all,
I'm receiving an "Exception EComponent Error" when
trying to start my application on a windows 95 PC (Delphi 4/Interbase 5.0)
- it claims it requires version 4.7 (or higher) of COMCTL32.DLL. Does
anyone know exactly what this means, where do I get it from etc etc,
thanks
Hi All..I got my new D4 today, and reading the box, it says it has a NEW
access 97 native Driver.
has anyone tired this, and how did it fear.like the D3 one ? or is it
faster?
Cheers,
Jeremy Coulter
Software Developer
Application Development Centre
Compaq Computer New Zealand Ltd.
P
Thanks for the info Yanbo; I havent had time to look at it as Im working on
another project. _But_ are you sure it works with Simple MAPI - that is the
majority of mail users who use Outlook Express?
I have never had a problem with MAPI; it is simple MAPI that has been the
bug-bear with attachment
What version of BDE are you using Steve? We are using 5.01 with D3 and D4
and it's ok. I think/hope. You could easily try an older/new version
with your Slueth test.
"Steven Wild" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 25/01/99 04:16:04
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I have a Delphi 4 app that uses .dbf files via the BDE. Normally it
works fine but for a select group of clients with larger than normal
data tables I have discovered a probelm. Their Item table has about
90,000 thousand records and if they use the app to add items it
crashes after about 15
Hi Alistair,
It is not as difficult as you thought.
I've got the solution. I got a reference book from a friend. In the book,
there is an example, which demonstrates how to make a component to send
mail.
The method in the example is quite simple. The key Mapis used are
MapiLongOn
MapiResolveNa
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