> Please do post here the link when it's available!
Okay ... I'll do that.
Cathy
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> I do look forward to getting this latest book, sounds great. Thanks
> for all the work you've done for the fox community!
You are very welcome. I enjoy it very much.
Cathy
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> ... And all the work you've SAVED ME
And that's why I enjoy it so much .. I love to hear things like this!
Cathy
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... And all the work you've SAVED ME
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Thanks for the NOWAIT tip, I look forwa
past.
>
>Cathy Pountney
>
>
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Cathy Pountney wrote:
>> Looking forward to the SP2 book ... with Whil??? ... and ANY Report
>> rewrites
>> :-)
>> Keep up the good work. ... I'm sure GRAFUG will miss you at the helm!
>
> Rainer Becker from the Germany FoxPro User Group is publishing the book ..
> but Whil will handle the distrib
Fantastic ... I await with bated breath!
Francis
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> Looking forward to the SP2 b
> Looking forward to the SP2 book ... with Whil??? ... and ANY Report
> rewrites
> :-)
> Keep up the good work. ... I'm sure GRAFUG will miss you at the helm!
Rainer Becker from the Germany FoxPro User Group is publishing the book ..
but Whil will handle the distribution in the U.S. There are a
> Wow! That will be an interesting read, imo. When I think of SP2, I
> think of fixes moreso than enhancements. Now you've peaked my
> curiosity! ;-)
I too think of SPs as bug fixes and not enhancements. I was completely
overwhelmed with how many changes and improvements the reporting stuff ha
Cathy Pountney wrote:
> The book came out back when VFP 7 was the current so it doesn't have
> anything about Report Listeners in it. The articles on MSDN are good
> starters for using report listeners. I've also presented several
sessions at
> conferences about listeners. There's also a new book c
27;m sure GRAFUG will miss you at the helm!
Francis
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The book came out back when VFP 7 was the c
You can use the NOWAIT clause on reports ...
REPORT FORM MyReport PREVIEW NOWAIT
However .. if you are NOT using Private Datasessions on the report, and you
are using a pre-VPF9 version, you have to be careful about not closing or
altering the tables out from under the report. Every time you navi
what I've
written in the past.
Cathy Pountney
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Thanks everyone for the suggestions, I'll have to find some time to devote
to this and see what I can get working.. :)
@ Francis.. yes, I've had that book since it came out, bu
Thanks everyone for the suggestions, I'll have to find some time to
devote to this and see what I can get working.. :)
@ Francis.. yes, I've had that book since it came out, but have not
read it yet. I probably haven't read it because subconsciously I know
if I read it I'll want to redo all my
Nice suggestion Michael, that is probably the only non VFP9 solution
mentioned so far. :)
To make it even more integrated, rather than shellexecute, I'd
probably use the internet explorer activex object embedded on a vfp
form and just link to the created pdf.
That'd be pretty cool. :)
At 02:26
Steve,
Cathy Pountney explains it best. Here are a couple of articles that may help
Up on msdn under
Development Tools and Languages/Visual FoxPro/Visual FoxPro 9.0
SP2/Technical Articles
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms965281.aspx
I picked up her book from Whil's site when I wanted
Well, that wasn't the right answer.
Report Form ... NAME oReportName PREVIEW WINDOW repwindow NOWAIT
Bindevent(oReportName, "DESTROY", oWatcher, "REPORTCLEANUP_EVENT")
You'll need a few things in place to be able to handle it. VFP 8 or 9 should
work. I've not put this functionality in myself.
Steve Ellenoff wrote:
> A user was complaining the other day about the report preview being a
> Modal window (of course they didn't use that term), and I got to
> thinking if there's any way to make vfp's report preview window
> non-modal. Having never investigated this before, does anyone know of
Yes. See this: http://leafe.com/archives/showMsg/33450
I expanded on this to set to a specific resource file, which puts the
toolbars in the correct place.
Tracy
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A user was complaining the other day about th
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