Michael: My server is local. Usually I develop & create documents on
the workstation and upload them to the server. This time I did not. I
created the document on the server. I regret that, but it is too late
to worry about that. I have tried three different undelete programs
with no succ
Auto-correct killed that original reply.
What I was trying to ask was whether you tried to recover the file from the
server console, either by physically logging into it from an attached
monitor/keyboard/mouse or a remote session?
Michael Oke, II
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661-349-6221
On Aug
I have no knowledge of this and couldn't find it. Please tell me more.
Jeff
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On 08/09/2013 04:18 PM, Michael Oke, II wrote:
Jeff,
You have run the attempted in delete from the server conso
Jeff,
You have run the attempted in delete from the server console right?
Michael Oke, II
oke...@gmail.com
661-349-6221
On Aug 9, 2013, at 3:16 PM, Jeff Johnson wrote:
> I worked on a .doc file for several hours and went to clean up my folders and
> move things around and deleted the do
I worked on a .doc file for several hours and went to clean up my
folders and move things around and deleted the document. It was on my
server. I have tried a couple of undelete programs but they don't seem
to find any deleted files. Google is not my friend on this one. I even
saw, "You del
A corporation can elect to be taxed under sub-chapter S of the Internal
Revenue Code, if they meet the IRS requirements. Even an LLC, that is
incorporated, can elect to be taxed under the Sub-S rules of the IRC.
Whether a corporation is a S-corporation, or no, relates only to the
corporation's
Thanks to all for taking the time to help me with this matter.
Not sure how much work I'll be doing after I "retire", but sounds like I
definitely need to set up some entity for tax, protection purposes.
I'm leaning towards the LLC at the moment.
Thanks again for your input.
p.s.
the next step
It is OK to start with LegalZoom but pay an attorney to look the document over.
He should not charge for more than an hour, perhaps less.
If you ever need the protection of an LLC, you want to be sure it is solid.
Wes Wilson
Wes Wilson, President
ERW Custom Programming, Inc.
Crescent Lake Pl
On Fri, Aug 9, 2013, at 03:46 PM, Ed Leafe wrote:
> > If it can be used as a C replacement, I need to add it to my skill set.
I wouldn't necessarily call it a C replacement in general terms, given
the normal use cases of both languages. You won't be writing games or
embedded microcontroll
On Aug 8, 2013, at 1:08 PM, Anthony Jennings wrote:
> Jeff: Where would you (or anyone with the knowledge) recommend starting in
> Python?
> If it can be used as a C replacement, I need to add it to my skill set.
The tutorial on the python.org website is a great place to start. The other
Sorry Tracy, yes I guess it was not a good day yesterday. My apologies
Rafael
El 08/08/2013 07:09 p.m., Tracy Pearson escribió:
Rafael Copquin wrote:
I know that, I have been doing that for years. I even teach VFP to
newbies and that is one of the first things they learn
But you know what, I
Sytze de Boer wrote on 2013-08-08:
> I am designing a small application which will mainly be used on a
> Win8-tablet
>
> Upon entering the system it checks the sysmetric() functions to see if
> you're holding it in landscape or portrait mode.
> This is working great.
>
> What I can't get
Fred Taylor wrote:
Choose the VFP Format menu (along the top) and then Font... That will
change all your selected fields. Unfortunately, that changes all the
selected fields to the Font, size and style selected. I don't know of any
way to change just the Bold style for a bunch of fields withou
Yes - that's why I originally picked LLC - as its SImple - to setup and
run - and limited fees!
-K-
On 8/9/2013 8:33 AM, Ted Roche wrote:
You might not need a lawyer to set up the corporate form, as many states
have made this a pretty self-service, one-form-online process, but which
form is b
You might not need a lawyer to set up the corporate form, as many states
have made this a pretty self-service, one-form-online process, but which
form is best for you depends on your particular state regulations.
Incorporation is not uniform across the states (and the reason why many BIG
corps choo
James: I created a sub-chapter S corporation many years ago. I did it
myself and it was pretty easy here in Arizona. Check into it for the
state you are going to incorporate in. I personally see no advantage
for an LLC vs. an S corp - at least here in Arizona.
I would consider "James H
I just used LegalZoom to create a Corporation. But, LLC is Much simpler
- and last time when I did an LLC I did NOT use LegalZoom.
-K-
On 8/9/2013 6:59 AM, James Harvey wrote:
I'm looking into what would be the best arrangement for consulting with my
employer after I retire this fall. I've b
On Thu, Aug 8, 2013 at 9:01 PM, Jeff Johnson wrote:
> Ted: I run into these things all the time. I am sure we all appreciate
> the "Solved" emails!
>
Absolutely! No one comes to the forum for questions; they come for answers.
I recall a great conversation around the bar in Milwaukee with a ha
I'm looking into what would be the best arrangement for consulting with my
employer after I retire this fall. I've been training a staff person to
take over, and my goal is to be able to help as an independent consultant,
not as an employee.
An LLC seems like a likely option, and was wondering i
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