away...mostly.
Mike
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Subject: Re: VFP + Windows 7
From: Rick Schummer
To: profoxt...@leafe.com
Date: 2/11/2012 2:23 PM
Mike,
>> Usually it's an issue with running reports in VFPlots of data flowing
>> back and forth between server and
w
Mike,
>> Usually it's an issue with running reports in VFPlots of data flowing
>> back and forth between server and
workstation...more than 10 seconds elapses and the dreaded "Not Responding" is
displayed.<<
Maybe you should consider one of the multi-threaded techniques like:
1) ParallelFo
d to push that small button on the front of the
tower. Here, let me show you..."
I have a lot more trouble with end users who think they know all about
computers than I ever do with the machines, or the software, or the
other 99% of the humans involved.
Mike
Original Message --
e the problem except in the most extreme cases.
Mike
Original Message
Subject: Re: VFP + Windows 7
From: Kurt Wendt
To: profoxt...@leafe.com
Date: 2/10/2012 3:36 PM
Mike - I know what you mean by the Window becoming "Cloudy" - as I have
also seen that in Vista (the OS on
that the server and the workstations are in different buildings
doesn't help...connected via aj virtual private network over the Internet.
Mike
Original Message
Subject: Re: VFP + Windows 7
From: Tracy Pearson
To: profoxt...@leafe.com
Date: 2/10/2012 3:36 PM
Mike Copelan
> Fix the application.
>
I would tend to agree that you need to provide some feedback for long
blocking operations.
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Tell them to try window live mail. that's a huge dog that spends most its
life trying to update flags. Outlook was bad enough but that takes the cake.
I've not noticed VFP problems like that though. But I have noticed that all
that crap about 7 being faster to load and run is twoddle. Closing do
Mike - I know what you mean by the Window becoming "Cloudy" - as I have
also seen that in Vista (the OS on my laptop). So - I think that thing
actually started in the Vista days - maybe a BAD thing to have carried
over to Win7!
I use 3D animation SW - and the really complex ones (like 3DS Max) - a
Mike Copeland wrote on 2012-02-10:
> Many applications (not just VFP) when run on Windows 7 trigger display
> of the "Not responding" status message on the application's title bar if
> the application gets busy for an extended period. And, depending on what
> you click on at that point, the "o
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