Re: Systray class

Vince Teachout wrote: > >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. > > Vince, In VFP9, look in Home()\Samples\Solution\Toledo\.

Re: VFP 9 and ODBC for Access

Philip Borkholder wrote: > Hey All, > I've been trying to connect to VFP 9 database containers from Access and > am getting an error that does not recognize the tables as tables. > Using the ODBC Visual Foxpro Database driver. > Anyone know what to do to connect Access to VFP 9 database > Phili

RE: Adding controls to a grid column

> > I thought it was about time I learned something new and had wanted to > add a combo to a grid column for a while. Also just come across a need > to have a command button as a column in a grid. Looked at the help file > and it says use addobject(...) to add the control, then use > column.curr

RE: Problem with class init

> if used('tablename') = .F. > use data\tablename in 0 > endif > You can avoid that with code like this. USE Data\TableName IN SELECT('TableName') If the table is open, the command is ignored and if it's not, the table gets opened in the next available work area. Regards, Jim _

RE: Using a seek instead of a locate

> > How can I duplicate the following code using the seek command: > > SCAN > SELECT Invoice > LOCATE FOR in_code = lnCustCode >DO WHILE FOUND() > do some code > CONTINUE >ENDDO > SELECT sometable > ENDSCAN > The is extremely slow as this codes is already in another loop and

RE: ProFox List Statistics for August, 2006

> Did anyone spot that one person is on there three times and actually wins > with 82 posts ? > Allen > > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > On > Behalf Of List Administrator Account > > Top 20 Contributors by Number of Non-OT Posts >

RE: Move directories

> > Any suggestions how I can move a directory (including any subdirectories > and > files) from one drive to another? > > So far I have tried: > MoveFile Win32API - will not move across drives, also does not like UNC > file > paths > WScript.Shell - Fails with OLE error code 0x800a0046/004c/003a

RE: The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000006)

> > Pardon my ignorance but I have never heard the expression "bouncing a > server." What does it mean, please. > > TIA > > HALinNY > I think he meant balancing the server - term I've heard but have no idea how to do. Regards, Jim ___ Post Messa

RE: Case Statement

> > Are the VarType() commands supposed to have the .T. in it to guess it's an > Object, or a .F. to return the "X" instead? > > Tracy > .F., which is the default, to return "X" for a null value. Regards, Jim ___ Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com

RE: Unique indexes are bad because why again?

> If you set order to 0 and browse, are all the bob's gone? They shouldn't be because only the first Bob is in the index. Regards, Jim ___ Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/profox OT-fre

RE: Inno Setup question

> I have a free standing table, and a form with a 25 page pageframe > Altogether there are some 100 text boxes and/or check boxes etc. > > As the client scrolls throught the table, depending on a specific flag, I > need to either make the ENTIRE form read-only, or not read only. > > Is there a wa

RE: MVP

Grigore, We've known you were an MVP for some time now. Great to hear Microsoft realizes it too! Good going! Jim ___ Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/profox OT-free version of this list:

RE: String or binary data would be truncated

> You don't mention your version of FoxPro. Earlier versions had trouble > with Unicode fields where lengths were returned in bytes, which are > twice the number of characters allowed in the fields. Take a look at > the SQL Server structure definitions and see if this might be the > cause. > > --

RE: VFP7: Reassign a class to another one

> I have a textbox class and I want to reassign the class programmatically > to another textbox class. Any ideas? TIA! > > David L. Crooks > Oops - sorry, I missed the programmatically part. Something like: USE .vcx LOCATE FOR $ Class IF FOUND() REPLACE Parent WITH ' COMPILE CLASSLIB .

RE: VFP7: Reassign a class to another one

> > I have a textbox class and I want to reassign the class programmatically > to another textbox class. Any ideas? TIA! > > David L. Crooks > Sure, use the redefine button in the class browser. It's the second from the right. Regards, Jim ___

String or binary data would be truncated

Getting the message 'String or binary data would be truncated.' when I try to save an updated remote view back to SQL Server . Only one field in the view is set to Updateable and that field is defined as decimal (15,2) in SQL Server. The view, as initially set in Vi

RE: Docking Toolbar in Top-Level Form

> > I just sold a VFP 9.0 to a newbie and was going to email him > some VFP sites to look at. One was www.foxite.com and on > the main page is a link to an article by Mike Feltman called: > "Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Docking in VFP". > > The article link points to LAFox.org, (LA us

RE: Path resolution at design and run time

Dave Crozier said: > I presume that you must have deleted the intermediate path whilst the > picture was in the VFP Cache hence it displayed OK. "Clear resources" > clears > out the VFP cache in case you didn't know. At runtime of course VFP would > rediscover the path and subsequently not find the

Path resolution at design and run time

Ran into an interesting situation that I haven't seen before. I have a command button with a picture on it. The full path to the picture was listed in the picture property, but, by mistake, I left out an intermediate directory so it was pointing to a nonexistent directory. The picture was visible

RE: Style question on default values in variables

> The line below in the ELSE block specifically sets the llOK variable to > .F. However, that variable is .F. by default. Would you include that > line anyway? I know, it's trivial, but I was just curious about what > assumptions other developers make. (Personally, I try to make no > assumption