On Jul 13, 2006, at 1:39 PM, Hal Kaplan wrote:
Why is it that so many times, when we are stuck and ask for help, the
answer comes to us before the help does. Is being humbled the key to
improved thinking?
HALinNY
P.S. This is not a put-down on anyone here ... Just curious as to why
this
On Jul 13, 2006, at 12:46 PM, Ed Leafe wrote:
...formulating a question forces you to think
about the problem from a different POV...
What a bunch of mumbo-jumbo! It is the Send button. It is magic.
Simple as that.
Ken
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So there is something wrong with MM's SEND button, eh?
HALinNY
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On Jul 13, 2006
On Jul 13, 2006, at 1:23 PM, Hal Kaplan wrote:
So there is something wrong with MM's SEND button, eh?
Every OT message Send diminishes the magic a small percent. MM and
CG are the best proof. g
Ken
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I'm playing around with FOR EACH, but not getting anywhere, and I'm not
sure I'm on the right track.
In VFP9, how can I programatically tell how may pageframes are in the
current form?
I have a class of forms that may have zero, 1 or theoretically more page
frames, each page frame will have a
Iterate for each control on the form. Use the baseclass property of
the control to see if it's a pageframe. Example code (untested):
*Iterate through each control on the form
FOR EACH loControl IN THISFORM.Controls
IF UPPER(loControl.BaseClass) == PAGEFRAME
*Iterate
Vince Teachout wrote:
In VFP9, how can I programatically tell how may pageframes are in the
current form?
I have a class of forms that may have zero, 1 or theoretically more
page frames, each page frame will have a unique name, and I need to
return number of page frames so I can iterate
Steve Ellenoff wrote:
Iterate for each control on the form. Use the baseclass property of
the control to see if it's a pageframe. Example code (untested):
*Iterate through each control on the form
FOR EACH loControl IN THISFORM.Controls
IF UPPER(loControl.BaseClass) == PAGEFRAME
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