It's probably a long shot, but you folks have a surprising range and
depth of Windows troubleshooting experience. Here's the situation:
I developed the LAMP app for this client, and they use Windows on
their desktop to generate forms and envelopes from the LAMP app. They
use an old 32-bit form-gen
Any merit in considering running the whole stack in question under XP
Mode on the non-working machines assuming they are Win 7 Pro or above ?
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Well i would first do the following;
1. Check if the ODBC works on the machine
2. Check if the Wordperfect program generates the forms.
3. Check this ODBC connection against some other program.
4. Go home.
HTH, E.
It's probably a long shot, but you folks have a surprising range and
depth
Ted,
Thinking outside the bun: Could you write a simple command line utility
to extract (via ODBC) the data you want to merge into a CSV, XLS, or
other local file format and have your WordPerfect mail merge routines
pull data from these local files? While this may add another level of
complexity t
On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 3:00 PM, Alan Bourke wrote:
> Any merit in considering running the whole stack in question under XP
> Mode on the non-working machines assuming they are Win 7 Pro or above ?
They are Win7 Pro. Is "XP Mode" just a compatibility mode switch, or
does it involve running all t
On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 3:13 PM, Malcolm Greene wrote:
> Thinking outside the bun: Could you write a simple command line utility
> to extract (via ODBC) the data you want to merge into a CSV, XLS, or
> other local file format and have your WordPerfect mail merge routines
> pull data from these lo
On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 3:02 PM, Eurico Chagas Filho
wrote:
> Well i would first do the following;
> 1. Check if the ODBC works on the machine
Check. Does.
> 2. Check if the Wordperfect program generates the forms.
Check. Does the forms fine. Redefined the data source. Created a new
form and t
On Tue, 15 Feb 2011 17:58 -0500, "Ted Roche" wrote:
>
>
> They are Win7 Pro. Is "XP Mode" just a compatibility mode switch, or
> does it involve running all this stuff in an XP VM under Win7. The
> later sounds like a lot of work, but a last resort.
>
It is effectively a pre-packaged Virtual
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