What amazes me here is that no-one has mentioned a FOX application.
I would really like that. I'm not at my main pc at the moment but was
it Dave who made a Lotus lookalike shared calendar type application ?
It looked fantastic and I was following this closely
What's happened to it ?
Sytze
On
When using MySQL for website work a powerful, though unfortunate,
reason for keeping 4 is that many hosts haven't updated their setups,
and hence one may be forced to use 4.
Mark Stanton
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I'm doing some testing for a customer and discovered that I needed to
test our software against Windows 2000 Pro and Windows 2000 Server. (I
have these environments running in a lab, but can't find our original CD
images and need to do our tests in clean VM's vs. VM's created from my
existing 2000
Yes. Below is an excerpt form the wiki under the section titled
Immediate responses to the Pearl Harbor attack.
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Upon the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Presidential Proclamations 2525
(Japanese), 2526 (German) and 2527 (Italian) were signed. Many homes
were
On May 20, 2007, at 4:03 AM, Mark Stanton wrote:
When using MySQL for website work a powerful, though unfortunate,
reason for keeping 4 is that many hosts haven't updated their setups,
and hence one may be forced to use 4.
Also, don't forget that there is absolutely nothing wrong with
When I went to the MSDN site, I discovered that all Windows 2000
downloads are no longer available - Microsoft had to remove these
downloads from MSDN as part of their settlement with SUN regarding MS's
illegal changes to the Java JVM.
Google windows 2000 torrent if you really have the
Matthew Jarvis wrote:
Can someone recommend a nicely featured yet lightweight task manager
i.e. reminder program?
I've got my sales manager harping on me to install Outlook just so he
can use the calendar thingy - and that ain't gonna happen...
I use Outlook at home and like this
Michael Madigan wrote:
And what is the good employee? Someone who does dumb things for
money, or someone who tries to give their expertise to save the
company from doing dumb things?
I find that if you have the ability to present to the people you think are
in power you are half way there.
Maybe I'm still being naïve, but this does beg the question of who
among us has a working arrangement with a VFP-savvy marketing
company
who understands how our world works and is willing to deal with us
on
an application specific - not framework, and not exclusive - basis?
Dream
Bill, I can't promise nothing, but send me some info offline.
I almost have all the pieces in place and I'd rather sell, put together
projects, etc., rather then develop.
Just not a back room type of guy, but as you say, we have to do what we have
too in order to make a living.
Thanks,
Virgil
Man-wai,
Google windows 2000 torrent if you really have the license key.
Thank you! Any advice on how to determine if I have downloaded a valid
ISO image vs. an image with spyware?
Thanks,
Malcolm
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MM said -
And what is the good employee? Someone who does dumb things for
money, or someone who tries to give their expertise to save the
company from doing dumb things?
Michael - wasn't this posting supposed to be about contracting?
Typically an employee isn't a contractor, and vice-versa.
Malcolm -
For a sales Geek? A GOOD SALES GEEK?
I'd recommend Telemagic.
Written in VFP, 45 day free trial, works very well.
It does a lot more than just 'simple calendaring and reminders'
my quickie notes on it here:
http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~TeleMagic~SoftwareEng
d/l here -
Michael -
You can STORE them on the same machine, but, IMO, it's not a good thing to
RUN them concurrently.
You can change up which one starts at boot time, as you need it. You'll
need to change some registry entries as well, but it's a trivial thing.
Sure, its a bit more work, not a
I've lost track of my documentation for the 'undocumented' editor functions
which I believe reside in
foxtools.fll. Can anyone refresh my memory or send the url to this stuff?
Thanks.
-Lew
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On Sat, 19 May 2007 16:52:04 -0400, MB Software Solutions
Your thoughts on UMPC's future?
Same as Tablet PC and voice recognition, i.e. niche.
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On Sun, 20 May 2007 10:20:19 -0400, Malcolm Greene
Thank you! Any advice on how to determine if I have downloaded a valid
ISO image vs. an image with spyware?
Well, it would be difficult to slipstream spyware into the Windows
installation process, but if I wanted to do it I would install it
On Sun, 20 May 2007 11:07:14 -0500 (CDT), William Sanders / EFG
I'd recommend Telemagic.
Wow, I remember fighting MergeMagic in the very early 1990's.
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Mark Stanton wrote:
When using MySQL for website work a powerful, though unfortunate,
reason for keeping 4 is that many hosts haven't updated their setups,
and hence one may be forced to use 4.
Good point...thanks!
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Bill Arnold wrote:
That should cover the bases. Frankly, the missing piece is my own
reluctance to switch gears and start treating sales as job # 1.
Hire a commission-only sales guy to do this for you. Sure, you'll have
to pay him a very good commission, but in the end, won't he be worth it?
Alan Bourke wrote:
On Sat, 19 May 2007 16:52:04 -0400, MB Software Solutions
Your thoughts on UMPC's future?
Same as Tablet PC and voice recognition, i.e. niche.
iow, cute but not practical for regular mainstay business work, eh?
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MB Software
The last large corporations I worked for:
1) Had a wonderful long range plan.
Their long range plan was to replace their core business software with
the state of the art in order to impress Wall St. This software was
running in FoxPro Dos and FPW with some VFP. Those of us in the Fox
team
Chet Gardiner wrote:
The last large corporations I worked for:
1) Had a wonderful long range plan.
Their long range plan was to replace their core business software with
the state of the art in order to impress Wall St. This software was
running in FoxPro Dos and FPW with some VFP.
On 5/20/07, Lew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've lost track of my documentation for the 'undocumented' editor functions
which I believe reside in
foxtools.fll. Can anyone refresh my memory or send the url to this stuff?
First place I'd look is http://leafe.com/dls/vfp, and yup, there it is!
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On 5/19/07, MB Software Solutions [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your thoughts on UMPC's future?
A while ago, I dug up a presentation from the Boston Computer Society
on Pen Computing - pre-Newton days - and it said the same things [1].
Dead on arrival. BillG is just hawking whatever they are selling
MB Software Solutions wrote:
(Should be NF...sorry!)
Interesting article:
http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasicarticleId=9019900
OK, I finally had to read this.
In 1984 (yes, honestly), I wrote an editorial for our local PC user
group (this was hot on
I've got a HP 3030 laserjet, fax, scanner that works good
I need to scan in some documents and convert them to PDF so that I can put
them on the new chamber of commerce web site that I'm building.
Problem is VISTA's software for scanning appears to be the fax and scan
wizard which works
On May 20, 2007, at 4:47 PM, Virgil Bierschwale wrote:
Problem is VISTA's software for scanning appears to be the fax and
scan
wizard which works good, BUT it doesn't let you export to a PDF
which I need
to do.
Virgil - --
Do it from inside Acrobat Professional if you have it. You can
Thanks, I probably need to buy a copy of that real soon.
I found a way around it, sort of.
I scan it in using windows scan and fax software and then print it to the
cutePDF software.
Thanks,
Virgil Bierschwale
http://www.bierschwalesolutions.com
http://www.jobsforourfuture.com/index.php
On 5/20/07, Virgil Bierschwale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Problem is VISTA's software for scanning appears to be the fax and scan
wizard which works good, BUT it doesn't let you export to a PDF which I need
to do.
Download The Open CD (http://www.theopencd.org) to install PDFCreator,
a printer
Does this PDFCreater retain the links in the resulting pdf
document?
PabloSr
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Valora, sobre todo, personas, no cosas! Paz.
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On 5/20/07, Pablo H Rivera Sr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does this PDFCreater retain the links in the resulting pdf
document?
I don't know; I've never tried. What kind of links are you trying to
retain? HTML links?
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Chet Gardiner wrote:
snipped (and
had to pay his huge severance)
I must learn how to get that kind of job...you know, the one where you
get a huge severance after they cut you loose. The Golden Handshake
as its called, right?
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MB Software Solutions, LLC
Sorry Ted, after I sent it, I realized that I did try this
before, but with the Adobe Acrobat Professional V.8 product.
Hyperlinks (HTML or other types) in a document are disregarded
(not retained) when you print to the Adobe PDF printer
driver. I have the 2007 Office Suite and it can convert
This works pretty good.
Guess I need to figure out how to pay for it grin
Downloaded the 30 day trial and very pleased with it.
Thanks,
Virgil Bierschwale
http://www.bierschwalesolutions.com
http://www.jobsforourfuture.com/index.php
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