Thanks to all who replied. Automation is obviously the way to go and the
replies will help a great deal. Unfortunately a series of minor domestic
issues have meant that I've not been able to look at the problem for a few
days but hope to get on to it soon.
Regards
John
John Weller
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Take a look at Control Panel\Appearance and Personalisation\Fonts\Font settings
On Sun, Feb 17, 2013 at 10:01 PM, Desmond Lloyd desmond.ll...@gmail.com wrote:
Got an odd one, maybe it's a momentary lapse of reason. In any event.
Client just got some new Windows 8 machines. The application I
In any case, having a unique data type for dates precludes the value from
being treated as anything other than a date. One can't do math on a VFP
date value and get a result that can be interpreted as currency, unless one
is completely clueless as a programmer.
(ldEndDate - ldStartDate) *
Jeez. The hits just keep on coming. My email client fritzed out and
corrupted/truncated the message I intended to send. Here is the correct
message. Please ignore the previous one.
In any case, having a unique data type for dates precludes the value from
being treated as anything other than
G It still cut off my last few paragraphs.. Here they are:
As an advocate for people with disabilities who works for an agency that
bills Medicaid in NY, I'm very sensitive to the issue of public officials
mislabeling honest mistakes as fraud and using these events to get
publicity
Sleep In Win32API Integer nMilliseconds
Sleep((60*1000)*15)
If I issue this sleep function in a procedure how long is it in scope. Do I
have to release it before I call it again, or can I just issue
Sleep((60*1000)*15) again?
Hope this makes sense.
Jerry
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I have a form that I run with a timer event that fires every 15 minutes, I
check to see if the time is between 10:00pm and 10:20pm, if so I call a
routine to do some daily dusting and cleaning. I only want this to fire once
a day so I am using the sleep to insure that the time will only fall once
On 2/16/13 5:00 AM, Ted Roche wrote:
In addition, few DBMS do a good job of tracking timezones. TZ are a hard
problem, as there are dozens of changes to what location has which timezone
every year, so it's difficult to calculate if it is not captured at the
time.
Why would the DBMS need to
I don't understand. Sleep just pauses your executable, it's still
running. It only comes back to a live state when the Sleep duration
has expired. Maybe you really want to run a scheduled task?
Fred
On Sun, Feb 17, 2013 at 12:59 PM, jerry foote jer...@footegroup.com wrote:
I have a form
Fred I don't really understand what I'm doing with
Sleep In Win32API Integer nMilliseconds
That is what I am basing my question on.
I also don't understand what I have to do to run a scheduled task?
Thanks Jerry
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A scheduled task is a Windows thing. There is a Task Scheduler, that will
run any kind of Windows program or batch file at a predetermined time
and/or frequency. The major thing you may have to watch out for for a VFP
scheduled task is if it depends on mapped drive letters, as the task is
On 02/17/13 09:00 AM, Ken Dibble wrote:
From the report: For example, many claims we reviewed were subjected
to the eMedNY edit Medicare/MCO Payer Amounts Not Reasonable. However,
the edit was set to pay (as opposed to pend or deny) a questionable
claim. If this edit was set to pend or deny
On 02/15/13 09:21 AM, Kelly Dezotell wrote:
SET PROCEDURE TO MakeClass.prg ADDITIVE
loClass = CREATEOBJECT(MyClass)'MyClass' is the class defined
in MakeClass.prg
In XP, this process works just fine. In Win7, any operation using the LoClass
variable after these lines returns an
On 2/17/13 3:13 PM, Ted Roche wrote:
Um. Gee, I thought I had a use case when I made the statement, but I'm
drawing a blank. I seem to recall I had a case where I had user-entered
data and needed to capture the time zone, but I can't recall the details.
I thought of one:
West-coast user
I've designed more than a few systems with the shoot yourself in the foot
feature as insisted by the client, despite my grave and repeated warnings.
I have that pattern! :)
What a silly way to run a health care system. We must be the laughing stock
of the civilized world.
Pretty much,
On 02/17/13 03:43 PM, Paul McNett wrote:
West-coast user entering stuff on East-coast user's calendar (would want to see
that
calendar in the other user's timezone). Wait, that's still a client problem as
the
dates would still be UTC on the server, and I guess there'd be some sort of user
On 2/17/13 4:37 PM, Dan Covill wrote:
On 02/17/13 03:43 PM, Paul McNett wrote:
West-coast user entering stuff on East-coast user's calendar (would want to
see that
calendar in the other user's timezone). Wait, that's still a client problem
as the
dates would still be UTC on the server, and
On 02/17/13 05:53 PM, Paul McNett wrote:
On 2/17/13 4:37 PM, Dan Covill wrote:
Dave Taylor posted on this topic at some length last week. It's not an easy
problem,
from a Data standpoint, from an Application standpoint, or from a User
standpoing.
It's a tricky problem yes. Just another
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