If I try to pass a paramater to a program on startup like "C:\MyProgrem M"
it works fine in W2K. If I try it from XP it doesn't work. How do I pass a
parameter to a program in XP?
Bill
___
Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com
Subscription Mainten
I have a copy if you need one.
Bill
> >I was checking out the samples included with VFP. This is cool!
>
> Where did you find this class? I've been looking for it in vfp7 and
> vfp9, and can't find it, nor do I find systray in the Help files.
__
Now that you mention it I think I did fiddle with blat.dll at one time. I
couldn't get it working but I didn't put much effort into it. I already had
the exe working and I think I got distracted by CDO and never got back to
it. I'll play with it again. I just need something simple that I can
Well I do use Blat with some software but somehow it just bothers me that
you have to drop into DOS to use it. I'm using this software with students
learning radio. It notifies me of a silence detect on the station. Those
DOS screens flashing could cause a student to be even more confused tha
Yes, both machines have email accounts set up both in Outlook and Outlook
Express. It looks like this line will establish a server for you if you
don't have a default set. Correct?
Bill
> Do not need to define the smpt server as well
> oConfig.Fields.Item ("
> http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo
piece has been forgotten, I apologize I didn't catch it
> earlier.
>
> oMessage.Configuration = oConfig
> needs to be set before send() is called.
>
> HTH,
>
> Tracy
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Bill Kressbach
> Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 11:17
> It's a configuration of Outlook/Outlook Express on the workstation.
> You'll need to configure the configuration object just to be sure.
>
> oConfig.Fields.Item("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/sendusin
> g").value = 2
>
> oConfig.Field
e the configuration object just to be sure.
>
> oConfig.Fields.Item("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/sendusin
> g").value = 2
>
> oConfig.Fields.Item("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/smtpserv
> erport").value = 25
>
> HTH,
&
It dies nothing when it fails. No email, no error message.
Bill
>> oMessage=Createobject('CDO.Message')
>> oConfig=Createobject('CDO.Configuration')
>> With oMessage
>> .From = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
>> .To = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
>> .Subject = "Reboot Notify"
>> .TextBody = 'Reboot -
Can someone tell me why the following code works on some XP computers but
not on others?
oMessage=Createobject('CDO.Message')
oConfig=Createobject('CDO.Configuration')
With oMessage
.From = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
.To = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
.Subject = "Reboot Notify"
.TextBody = 'Reboo
If I'm wrong someone will correct me but I don't think that NAV 2007 will
run on any W2K computer. I think that XP is required. You can however
re-license your NAV 2006 by going to their website or I think you can also
do it by running live update.
Bill
> The latest NAV 2007 will not upgrad
OK, tomorrow's a travel so maybe I'll be able to get back to it on Monday.
Thanks, Bill
> Bill Kressbach wrote:
>> Can't I just add move the procedures to the form, and set up the
>> variables
>> in the init method of the form. Copy everything into a
Can't I just add move the procedures to the form, and set up the variables
in the init method of the form. Copy everything into a class (Container?,
Collection?, FormSet?) and then drop it onto a page in the tabbed form? I
can then edit the class to make changes?
Bill
> This is sort of reversed
It's a prg file which sets up variables and contains procedures. It then
calls the main form which contains a grid and a few controls. There is also
one sub-form that is called from time to time.
Bill
> Is it one big procedure or do you have a main part calling several
> subroutines?
L PROTECTED]
> On
> Behalf Of Bill Kressbach
>
> I have a stand-alone program which I would like add to a page in a tabbed
> form. But I would still like to still be able to run the stand-alone
> program separately and any changes made to it to trickle down to the
> tabbed
>
I have a stand-alone program which I would like add to a page in a tabbed
form. But I would still like to still be able to run the stand-alone
program separately and any changes made to it to trickle down to the tabbed
version. I assume that a class is needed. While I have some experience at
-Original Message-----
> From: Behalf Of Bill Kressbach
> Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2007 1:37 PM
>
> The code is for monitoring the Emergency Alert System (EAS) for a radio
> station. Sometimes a little noise from the receiver will add a few bytes
of
> data to the beginning of
The code is for monitoring the Emergency Alert System (EAS) for a radio
station. Sometimes a little noise from the receiver will add a few bytes of
data to the beginning of the message while the receiver is trying to lock
up. This latest one is 00 00 FF 00 FF 00 00 (HEX). These characters will
Does anyone know of an easy way to strip off any non-ACSII characters from a
string?
Bill
___
Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com
Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/profox
OT-free version of this list: http://leafe.com/mailman
Take a look at mscom32.ocx
Bill
> I need to access a printer connected via com1 or com2.
> Can someone point me in the right direction ?
___
Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com
Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/profox
OT-fre
I'm not talking about the balloon tips, that's supported by the class I'm
working with. I'm talking about displaying numbers in the systray, very
much like the Weather Bug displays the temperature. This is to display
transmitter readings for a radio station.
Bill
> > I'm using a class called 's
I'm using a class called 'systray' to add an icon in the Taskbar
Notification Area. Now I need to put a character expression in the tray.
Does anyone know how to do this.
Bill
___
Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com
Subscription Maintenance: http://le
I was called over to the radio station one time to find out why some promos
sounded funny. Turns out that they had tried to add some special effects
and had inverted the phase of one of the channels. You couldn't hear it in
the studio, only on the air. They were using Adobe Audition so I know th
Nope. Although, the lower frequencies are pretty non directional so I
suppose it could happen on some recordings. Try it and see.
Bill
> This will also cancel the bass.
>
>
> --- Bill Kressbach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > You need to feed one channel of a st
You need to feed one channel of a stereo 180 degrees out of phase. This
means that if you reverse the plus and the minus on one side of a stereo to
feed it out of phase, anything that is in the center image (normally the
vocal) will be canceled out. This would best be done up stream of the
am
I got a warning yesterday (12/31) that the beta had expired. Downloaded a
new copy which wouldn't run on W2K. I shall miss it, running W2K on 4
computers.
Bill
> "For those of you using Windows Defender just wanted to remind you
> that the old version expires today. Microsoft has a new version
We use AudioGrabber down at the radio station.
http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net/
Bill
> I'm sure this was asked recently but I can't find it in the archive:
> I want to take a selection of music on holiday with me (from cd's I own,
> Honest!)
>
> What is the best free Win s/w for ripping [/pla
Yes, I used that technique. Here's the code that doesn't work:
PUBLIC oEvents
oEvents=NEWOBJECT("myclass")
oComm = CREATEOBJECT("CrossPointServer.CrossPointServer") &&_comm object
EventActive=EVENTHANDLER(oComm,oEvents)
?EventActive
DEFINE CLASS myclass AS session OLEPUBLIC
IMPLEMENTS Icrosspo
everal events and
eventhandler() requires just one event. How can I bind the individual
events in oComm to the events in oEvents?
Bill
Bill Kressbach wkress @ tc3net.com
___
Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com
Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.
29 matches
Mail list logo
