With Sitze's suggestion and your reminder I just developed the automatic
backup routine.
Thank you all for your input
Rafael Copquin
El 12/05/2014 18:37, Paul Hemans escribió:
With Dropbox you just copy it into a directory and it takes care of the
rest.
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Years ago, I did this with Scheduled Tasks, a batch file, zip and PuTTY to
a server in our data center.
Pro: No client data "in the cloud," full encryption from their network to
ours.
Con: You write it, you own it. We check to ensure a new file shows up each
day, and occasionally have to remote it
This is the way I do it
iamok=0
dropbox=Getenv("USERPROFILE")+"\Dropbox"
cdir1=Getenv("USERPROFILE")+"\Dropbox"
cdir2=Getenv("USERPROFILE")+"\GoogleDrive"
cdir3=Getenv("USERPROFILE")+"\Skydrive"
DO case
CASE Directory(cdir1)
iamok=1
cdir=cdir1
CASE Directory(cdir2)
iamok=1
cdir=cdir2
C
With Dropbox you just copy it into a directory and it takes care of the
rest.
On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 7:24 AM, Rafael Copquin wrote:
> I have this client running a VFP9 app based in dbf's that just had his
> main server disk gone to heaven (I should have said to hell, but I might
> offend some p
I have just finished testing and will be implementing Google Drive with
SyncBackPro. I got the lead for SyncBackPro from this list a week or so
ago, and had played with Google cloud storage in the past.
The combo works well! Very happy with it.
Will be abandoning Rackspace's Jungle Disc as it
I have this client running a VFP9 app based in dbf's that just had his
main server disk gone to heaven (I should have said to hell, but I might
offend some people so...:-) )
Anyways, eons ago I installed a simple backup routine that zips all the
tables and sends the zip file from the server to
I actually ran the screen generator on the computer causing the problem and it
was evident where the problem was. For some reason this computer was
rendering the screen differently than other computers.
I just changed the text box inside a screen to be a little smaller and
everything worke
On May 12, 2014, at 3:05 PM, mbsoftwaresoluti...@mbsoftwaresolutions.com wrote:
> Awesome! How much $ did you raise?
$592!!
-- Ed Leafe
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On 2014-05-12 15:34, Ed Leafe wrote:
I'd like to thank the many, many ProFoxers who contributed to this
cause. You guys and gals are awesome! Thanks for your support!
Awesome! How much $ did you raise?
Thanks,
--Mike
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On Apr 21, 2014, at 7:53 AM, Ed Leafe wrote:
> It's time for my semi-annual request to the ProFox community to show your
> appreciation for this list by contributing to a charitable cause. On
> Saturday, May 10 I will be participating in the Tour de Cure, a bicycle ride
> to help raise money a
On 2014-05-12 14:04, Jeff Johnson wrote:
Who's side are you on?!? ;^)
If that was not stipulated in the original agreement then I agree. I
personally (and would recommend to my customers) would check this out
in advance. If I can't readily get my data back any time I want - or
have a way to ge
Who's side are you on?!? ;^)
If that was not stipulated in the original agreement then I agree. I
personally (and would recommend to my customers) would check this out in
advance. If I can't readily get my data back any time I want - or have
a way to get it myself as in an export - then I wo
On 2014-05-09 19:27, Jeff Johnson wrote:
My opinion is that the customer owns the data and should have a way to
get to it if they want it.
Agreed but I find no problem with there (grammar fix!) being a data prep
charge.
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On 2014-05-09 19:27, Jeff Johnson wrote:
My opinion is that the customer owns the data and should have a way to
get to it if they want it.
Agreed but I find no problem with their being a data prep charge.
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On 2014-05-12 07:27, Frank Cazabon wrote:
It would fail on spreadsheets bigger than the 65,000 odd rows that was
the limit in older versions.
Nice catch, Frank!
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On 2014-05-12 04:04, Alan Bourke wrote:
On Mon, May 12, 2014, at 08:36 AM, Dave Crozier wrote:
I bet it's either a HP printer
+1
It will likely be HP PCL6 drivers. Use PCL5e or Postscript versions.
PS drivers have never let me down.
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On 2014-05-11 19:06, Stephen Russell wrote:
On Fri, May 9, 2014 at 4:49 PM, Jeff Johnson wrote:
I have a customer that uses a cloud application that I am converting
to my
application. When we requested they export the data they said a) they
were
not able to give me file structures (I'm okay
Sytze,
On 11/05/2014 04:05 PM, Sytze de Boer wrote:
I thought Craig's work would be the last word with this problem, but I
could not get it to work on many occasions.
What problems did you have? It has always worked for me.
Then I came across Jun Tangunan's solution
create cursor junk (nam
On Mon, May 12, 2014, at 08:36 AM, Dave Crozier wrote:
> I bet it's either a HP printer
+1
It will likely be HP PCL6 drivers. Use PCL5e or Postscript versions.
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Lol. HP printer drivers have been a pain since windows first started. When
will they learn
Al
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I bet it's either a HP printer or a printer that is using M$'s own built in
drivers. Check the manufacturer to see if there are a set of drivers made
for Win7
Dave
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I bet it's either a HP printer or a printer that is using M$'s own built in
drivers. Check the manufacturer to see if there are a set of drivers made for
Win7
Dave
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