RE: [NF] Inno setup question

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Re: Foxpro going opensource

Ricardo Aráoz wrote: > There's no 'time of', we are not hair stylers or clothes designer's. > We have a job to do, a problem to solve in the fastest and most reliable > way we can find. With VFP I can address the best of 'file-based' > solutions and at the same time get the full power of 'server-ba

Re: [NF] Book list from the Reg for C# titles

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[OT] Army deployed seriously injured troops

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Re: Date calculations.

Sietse Wijnker wrote: > And my stab at it: > IMHO, less calculations, less problems > > FUNCTION verbosedate > LPARAMETERS tnTotDays > > LOCAL lnYears, lnMonths, lnDays > LOCAL ldDate1, ldDate2 > ldDate1 = DATE() > ldDate2 = DATE() + tnTotDays > > lnYears = YEAR(ldDate2) - YEAR(ldDate1) > ln

Re: [OT] More global warming

Is the Turd world getting hotter too? --- Ricardo Aráoz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Michael Madigan wrote: > > It's been getting warmer since the last Ice Age. > > And we, humans, have been getting smarter since the > last Ice Age > Take it as a hint. > > > > > Nicholas Geti <[EMAIL PRO

Re: Energy efficient vehicles

Chet Gardiner wrote: > Depending on what you drive -- SUV at 10mpg - $2100/year -- only about > 49 years and it's paid for :-) Is electricity for free in the USA? Is electricity generation non-polluting? > > mrgmhale wrote: >>> ?!?!? Wowis that for real? >>> >>> >> Oh yes, it is fo

Re: Foxpro going opensource

Steve Ellenoff wrote: > The market need, as Bill points out, is in fact > growing. More and more companies need solutions > to their technology needs, and they need it > faster and cheaper than ever. In fact, the > problem is so bad, that many now solve the > problem by outsourcing to countri

Re: Foxpro going opensource

Bill Arnold wrote: >>> - RDBMS. When the day comes that RDBMS's are passé, replaced with >>> something so good that relational doesn't make sense >> anymore, then I >>> would be inclined to agree the genre is dead. >> VFP doesn't even compare with other RDBMS's in common use >> today. Yes, some

Re: [OT] More global warming

Michael Madigan wrote: > It's been getting warmer since the last Ice Age. And we, humans, have been getting smarter since the last Ice Age Take it as a hint. > > Nicholas Geti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: This article in the NY Times > indicates that the Southwest has been getting warmer for

RE: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

[EMAIL PROTECTED] <> wrote: > There goes the neighbourhood. :) Isn't this the same Darcy from the prior list? Or am I confused :) Stephen Russell DBA / .Net Developer Memphis TN 38115 901.246-0159 "A good way to judge people is by observing how they treat those who can do them absolutely n

RE: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

Eugene Vital <> wrote: > Stephen the Cook wrote: >> Michael Madigan <> wrote: >> >>> 1. The Electric motor in general is nearly 90% efficient. The >>> gasoline engine is 30% >>> >>> 2. The Tesla uses no gasoline, just electric and batteries. When >>> you charge batteries, they don't get heav

RE: Foxpro going opensource

MB Software Solutions <> wrote: > Stephen the Cook wrote: >> Tracy Pearson <> wrote: >> >>> Are you handling multi-user contentions? >>> User1 gets data, interrupted by phone >>> User2 gets data, makes change to field1, saves update >>> User1 makes change to field2, saves update >>> >>> Does U

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Re: Foxpro going opensource

Stephen the Cook wrote: > Tracy Pearson <> wrote: > >> Are you handling multi-user contentions? >> User1 gets data, interrupted by phone >> User2 gets data, makes change to field1, saves update >> User1 makes change to field2, saves update >> >> Does User1 save overwrite field1 again? >> >> T

[OT] I'm a mac

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Re: Foxpro going opensource

Tracy Pearson wrote: > Are you handling multi-user contentions? > User1 gets data, interrupted by phone > User2 gets data, makes change to field1, saves update > User1 makes change to field2, saves update > > Does User1 save overwrite field1 again? > Yes, all MBSS systems are designed for mu

Re: [NF] Inno setup question

Jeff Johnson wrote: > Michael: Do you have anything like these in your script? If so, just > delete them. > > [Tasks] > Name: "desktopicon"; Description: "{cm:CreateDesktopIcon}"; > GroupDescription: "{cm:AdditionalIcons}"; Flags: unchecked > The Tasks were it...thanks, Jeff -- Michael

Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

Stephen the Cook wrote: > Recycle aspects of batteries is a big business. I tried to do a custom app > for one who works with forklifts. They only wanted to pay 1000. in total. > Said replacing their novel 3.12 box was getting expensive as well as this > new program. > LOL! Yeah, we just had

Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

Chet Gardiner wrote: > You heard it here first. > > I predict $4 per gallon gas by the end of '07. > > I predict $6+ per gallon by the time of the next inauguration in '09 > (with a slight dip in the weeks before the '08 election so the oil > companies can try to elect a republican again). > > Ga

Foxpro going opensource

I want to know this problems. On 3/28/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Send ProFox mailing list submissions to >profox@leafe.com > > To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit >http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/profox > or, via email, send a mess

Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

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Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

There goes the neighbourhood. :) ;) >-Original Message- >From: MB Software Solutions [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 12:39 PM >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles > >Andy Davies wrote: >>> unsubscribe >>> >> >> Darcy White h

Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

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Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

Stephen the Cook wrote: > Michael Madigan <> wrote: > >> 1. The Electric motor in general is nearly 90% efficient. The >> gasoline engine is 30% >> >> 2. The Tesla uses no gasoline, just electric and batteries. When >> you charge batteries, they don't get heavier. When you fill up a >> car

RE: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

Michael Madigan <> wrote: > 1. The Electric motor in general is nearly 90% efficient. The > gasoline engine is 30% > > 2. The Tesla uses no gasoline, just electric and batteries. When > you charge batteries, they don't get heavier. When you fill up a > car, it gets heavier. > > 3. Batter

RE: Foxpro going opensource

Tracy Pearson <> wrote: > Are you handling multi-user contentions? > User1 gets data, interrupted by phone > User2 gets data, makes change to field1, saves update > User1 makes change to field2, saves update > > Does User1 save overwrite field1 again? > > Tracy > > -Original Message-

RE: Date calculations.

And my stab at it: IMHO, less calculations, less problems FUNCTION verbosedate LPARAMETERS tnTotDays LOCAL lnYears, lnMonths, lnDays LOCAL ldDate1, ldDate2 ldDate1 = DATE() ldDate2 = DATE() + tnTotDays lnYears = YEAR(ldDate2) - YEAR(ldDate1) lnMonths = MONTH(ldDate2) - MONTH(ldDate1) lnD

Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

Yes, and you're predictions are so uncannily accurate let's see: Karl Rove would be indicted Gen Haden would be indicted George Bush would be indicted Dick cheney would be indicted http://leafe.com/archives/showMsg/310073 Looks like you went 0 for 4. I better start stocking up on my $15.0

Re: Foxpro going opensource

> Are you handling multi-user contentions? > User1 gets data, interrupted by phone > User2 gets data, makes change to field1, saves update > User1 makes change to field2, saves update > > Does User1 save overwrite field1 again? In most applications I've worked with there's a higher level mechan

RE: Foxpro going opensource

Are you handling multi-user contentions? User1 gets data, interrupted by phone User2 gets data, makes change to field1, saves update User1 makes change to field2, saves update Does User1 save overwrite field1 again? Tracy -Original Message- From: MB Software Solutions Sent: Wednesday,

Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

You heard it here first. I predict $4 per gallon gas by the end of '07. I predict $6+ per gallon by the time of the next inauguration in '09 (with a slight dip in the weeks before the '08 election so the oil companies can try to elect a republican again). Gasoline will be well over $15 per gal

Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

At least Elvis is still here. --- Vince Teachout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Andy Davies wrote: > >> unsubscribe > >> > > > > Darcy White has just left the mailing list! > > > > Oh No > > > > ___ > Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.co

Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

They're going to be making a sedan that will be under 50k I think they want to make a splash with a high-performance car and sell those cars to celebrities with high profiles. --- Derek Kalweit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Would it be safe to say that Big Oil and Detroit > are going to do >

Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

No, because Detroit is also developing the same technology. --- MB Software Solutions <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Michael Madigan wrote: > > 1. The Electric motor in general is nearly 90% > > efficient. The gasoline engine is 30% > > > > 2. The Tesla uses no gasoline, just electric and > > b

Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

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RE: [NF] Inno setup question

Michael: Do you have anything like these in your script? If so, just delete them. [Tasks] Name: "desktopicon"; Description: "{cm:CreateDesktopIcon}"; GroupDescription: "{cm:AdditionalIcons}"; Flags: unchecked [Icons] Name: "{group}\CT"; Filename: "{app}\ct.exe"; IconFilename: "{app}\tourch.ico"

Re: Foxpro going opensource

> >> Quick question: are you using Views to access the data? > > Yes and no. Yes, our application uses views. No, the views are not in > > use when this problem first occurs(on load). There were also no views > > in the test app I created for TS. > I'm starting to take a different, hybrid kind of

Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

> Would it be safe to say that Big Oil and Detroit are going to do > whatever they can to suppress Tesla and others like them? Detroit? What year do you think this is? ;-) I'd say the Tesla's price will be restrictive enough to keep wide-spread adoption. Maybe once they figure out a way to make i

Re: [NF] Inno setup question

MB Software Solutions wrote: > Francis (net) wrote: >> Mike, >> >> AllowNoIcons = no >> >> Which should be the default ... >> >> Best, >> >> Francis I. Coppage, Jr. >> >> > Hi Francis! > > HmmmI've got thatneed to double check in the morn I s'pose. > Thanks! > > Nope...that didn't work

Re: Foxpro going opensource

Steve Ellenoff wrote: > Funny, I was literally thinking about this the other day myself. What > prompted you to go this direction? > I was using objects for single record viewing as well as processing single record insert/updates in views. So when passing my objects along my tiers (UI --> Bi

Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

Michael Madigan wrote: > 1. The Electric motor in general is nearly 90% > efficient. The gasoline engine is 30% > > 2. The Tesla uses no gasoline, just electric and > batteries. When you charge batteries, they don't get > heavier. When you fill up a car, it gets heavier. > > 3. Battery techno

Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

1. The Electric motor in general is nearly 90% efficient. The gasoline engine is 30% 2. The Tesla uses no gasoline, just electric and batteries. When you charge batteries, they don't get heavier. When you fill up a car, it gets heavier. 3. Battery technology has gotten much better lately.

Re: Foxpro going opensource

Funny, I was literally thinking about this the other day myself. What prompted you to go this direction? Are you binding the view also to your forms and then simply creating the update sql statements at save time, or using objects for the binding, in which case, I don't see why you'd use the vi

Re: Foxpro going opensource

Derek Kalweit wrote: >> Quick question: are you using Views to access the data? >> > > Yes and no. Yes, our application uses views. No, the views are not in > use when this problem first occurs(on load). There were also no views > in the test app I created for TS. > > I'm starting to take

R: VFP9: Dragging a top-level form around

Dave, sorry, I didn't see your post before my reply. You give me some hope. I'll look at it ASAP. Thanks for your time. Iames > No need to look at the API. Look at my last post. The > solution I put up does > work. Just tested it out and put it into a live application > where I needed

Re: Contents of ProFox digest...

I dunno, maybe he's not set for the tech subcription, and his daily digest is quite full with all of the OT stuff. Maybe suggest to him to change up his settings a bit, and only receive the Tech portion of the Digest? Or maybe he did, and he's receiving everything, and he's inadvertantly found a

Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

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VFP 6: Formatting a negative value in a report

I'm looking for a way to format a negative value in a VFP 6 report so that the value is wrapped in parens (no spaces) and the numbers are aligned on the decimal point. The font used is proportional. The "(@" format option displays spaces between the left paren and the value and the numbers don't

VFP7: Syntax Error when generating type lib

All of sudden this error is happening to me. I have built many Multi-threaded DLLs in the past. Now I am getting a Syntax error when it is trying to generate the type library. I even renamed the Project/DLL so it would be unique. Any ideas? David L. Crooks

Re: Foxpro going opensource

> > > >a problem with VFP that causes it to read the first 20 bytes of our dbc > > > hundreds of times a second when running > Quick question: are you using Views to access the data? Yes and no. Yes, our application uses views. No, the views are not in use when this problem first occurs(on load).

RE: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

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Re: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

"it is six times as efficient and produces one-tenth the pollution, all while achieving the same performance and acceleration" dream on - I just don't trust their figures - why are their vehicle efficiency figures better than three times the opposition, *and* their well-to-wheel figures better tha

Re: Foxpro going opensource

At 09:39 AM 3/28/2007 -0400, Derek Kalweit wrote: > > >a problem with VFP that causes it to read the first 20 bytes of our dbc > > hundreds of times a second when running ... Quick question: are you using Views to access the data? -Charlie ___ Post

RE: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

unsubscribe -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of mrgmhale Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 8:24 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles My SUV (2005 Suzuki XL-7, excellent vehicle, less than 19,000 miles on it) g

Re: [OT] More global warming

Nicholas Geti wrote: > - Original Message - > From: "Michael Madigan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "ProFox Email List" > Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 1:02 AM > Subject: RE: [OT] More global warming > > > >> At least I'll die warm. >> >> Look what the SUVs did to the Woolly Mammoths. >>

Re: [OT] More global warming

- Original Message - From: "Michael Madigan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "ProFox Email List" Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 1:02 AM Subject: RE: [OT] More global warming > At least I'll die warm. > > Look what the SUVs did to the Woolly Mammoths. > > No, no. The Neanderthals did it 10,

Re: [OT] More global warming

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Re: Foxpro going opensource

> >a problem with VFP that causes it to read the first 20 bytes of our dbc > hundreds of times a second when running > that must surely be unique to you or no-one would be running Fos apps! > (are you sure it's not an anomaly of whatever tool you're using to detect > network activity?) I'm sure s

RE: Multithreading - what is the latest

Thanks Christof I will download your examples and see how I get on. It has been a while since I looked at any of this multithreading stuff I am trying to ensure I correctly remember correctly, the difference between: 1). Out-of-process VFP COM server 2). In-process VFP dll 3). Full multithreaded V

[NF] Book list from the Reg for C# titles

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[NF] - RE: Energy efficient vehicles

My SUV (2005 Suzuki XL-7, excellent vehicle, less than 19,000 miles on it) gets about 17mpg around town, and 20mpg on the open highway. I am a fairly conservative driver. So (excluding increasing fuel prices over the next 50+ years) the Tesla, in my case, will not "pay for itself" by the time I a

Re: [NF] MAME/pinMAME (was Re: [NF] What do you buy...)

Hi Steve, >From what I understand with the new artwork system (introduced in .107) not only can the art be layered (bezel, backdrop, overlay, etc.) and hi-res but "lamps" can also be set up. Like with Gorf where your "space rank" lights up. I was thinking that you could combine hi-res backglass

[OT] McCain - hacked

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Re: Contents of ProFox digest...

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Re: VFP <<>> Dabo Concordance

On Mar 28, 2007, at 3:43 AM, Tristan Leask wrote: > Hmm, I shall do it but it may take some time as I don't know may way > round dabo that much plus I don't often get to play with it that much. > > I shall just hack around the VB <<>> VFP one. You should keep a document handy, and when yo

Re: [OT] Immigration: the human cost

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RE: [OT] Immigration: the human cost

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RE: Date calculations.

This works for me. Thanks Bryant -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Vince Teachout Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 11:56 PM To: ProFox Email List Subject: Re: Date calculations. Bryant Minard wrote: > If I have variable (d = 397, the differe

RE: Date calculations.

Thanks Ken Bryant -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kenneth Kixmoeller/fh Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 7:58 PM To: profox@leafe.com Subject: Re: Date calculations. On Mar 27, 2007, at 6:14 PM, Bryant Minard wrote: > If I have variable

RE: Foxpro going opensource

Dave Crozier said: >Derek, >Are you saying that you enable oplocks on the workstation? I thought >they were enabled by default? >In which case I'm confused but intrigued ... ... and I was intrigued by your statement: >a problem with VFP that causes it to read the first 20 bytes of our dbc hundreds