At 08:49 2016-07-18, Ted Roche wrote:
Hey, spoiler alert!
Guess you'll need to subscribe to Gene's newspapers to find the solution.
Or run my program.
By inspection, I can come up with at least one date closer than that.
Go ahead.
So, let's think about the *algorithm* to solve
At 09:20 2016-07-18, Ken McGinnis wrote:
How about 3456-01-23
The month can only be 01-12 and the day can only be 01-31 so I would
start there since the year can be almost anything.
Your solution is incorrect. Note the duplicate 3's.
Well, no, the year cannot be almost anything s
Ted Roche wrote on 2016-07-18:
> Hey, spoiler alert!
>
> Guess you'll need to subscribe to Gene's newspapers to find the solution.
>
> By inspection, I can come up with at least one date closer than that.
>
> So, let's think about the *algorithm* to solve the problem in minimal
> time,
Hey, spoiler alert!
Guess you'll need to subscribe to Gene's newspapers to find the solution.
By inspection, I can come up with at least one date closer than that.
So, let's think about the *algorithm* to solve the problem in minimal
time, rather than the answer.
On Mon, Jul 18, 2016 at 12:20
How about 3456-01-23
The month can only be 01-12 and the day can only be 01-31 so I would
start there since the year can be almost anything.
On 7/17/2016 11:11 PM, Joe Yoder wrote:
Here is a simple brute force approach with the same count
m.cnt = 0
m.Cdate = {^1900-01-01}
DO WHILE m.Cdate <
You can find a sample here of how to print a rtf content inside a FoxPro
report
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/246088
It works for me in Russian language, I use XFRX libs and reports in Russian
are converted to pdf and other formats without problems.
RTF admits languages different than E
Ajoy - I understand its Only the printing of the Gross Salary which you want to
change to a different language.
I remember doing something years ago in an app I worked on for a job. Don't
remember Exactly the details and what exactly I was trying to print. I DO
Remember that the characters wer
I have no idea how to write an access program (sob).
Anyway Thanks
On Mon, Jul 18, 2016 at 4:27 PM, Man-wai Chang wrote:
> BTW, don't forget about Micro$oft Office. OLE automation to print to
> Excel? Calling an Access program that just print reports?
>
> On Mon, Jul 18, 2016 at 6:12 PM, Ajoy Kh
BTW, don't forget about Micro$oft Office. OLE automation to print to
Excel? Calling an Access program that just print reports?
On Mon, Jul 18, 2016 at 6:12 PM, Ajoy Khaund wrote:
> Thanks all of you.
>
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I don't know whether VFP 9 could send Unicode strings as to print to
an HTML file or maybe a PDF file. Crystal Report isn't cheap, and you
possibly need to use older versions.
On Mon, Jul 18, 2016 at 6:12 PM, Ajoy Khaund wrote:
>
> Man-wai Chang: Yes I am sure crystal report will be the best to p
Thanks all of you.
Ted from google I did read the link you have given. That will be be the
first step I have to cross.
Jose Enrique Llopis: I will try to download your demo and check
Man-wai Chang: Yes I am sure crystal report will be the best to print.
Infact I was checking the price. Lets see
Sytze,
We had the same problem here as well as not being able to control the on-screen
keyboard and drop down main menu's are almost impossible to control with any
accuracy. You definitely need to redesign your apps to use them efficiently on
tablets. Not impossible or very difficult to do but i
Here is a simple brute force approach with the same count
m.cnt = 0
m.Cdate = {^1900-01-01}
DO WHILE m.Cdate < {^-12-31}
m.str = dtos(m.cdate)
FOR m.x = 1 TO 8
IF OCCURS(SUBSTR(m.str, m.x, 1), m.str) > 1
EXIT
ENDIF
ENDFOR
IF m.x = 9
m.cnt = m.cnt + 1
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