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hi, I have been trying to set up network printer based on samba. One ce device has local parallel printer and it is connected by network. My aim is to use the printer from other networked ce device based on samba. From my winxp pc, the network printing via ce pc is available but any other ce client can't use the network printer. I have been getting headache because of this. I think just     

Group: microsoft.public.windowsce.platbuilder · Group Profile · Search for A00000 in microsoft.public.windowsce.platbuilder
Author: daniel
Date: Sep 27, 2007 05:38

hi, I succeeded in printing out from my windows pc using the ce device , but still fails from other ce device. "Timeout on printer on port \\CEPRN\LPT_1" error was happened at ce client when try to print out using the printer server. The following is my client side registry setting. [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Ident] "Name"="WinCE" "Desc"=LOC_DEFAULTDEVICEDESC "OrigName"="WinCEDevice"
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hi, I can successfully print out any document via parallel port of my ce device. Now, I wanna print out any document from network using the ce device. i tried to set some registry but failed. Is there anybody to advice me setting? [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Ident] "Name"="CEPRN" "Desc"=LOC_DEFAULTDEVICEDESC "OrigName"="WinCEDevice" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Services\Smbserver] "AdapterList"     

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Author: daniel
Date: Sep 18, 2007 06:46

I am working with Access 2003 and Windows XP Professional 2002. Each record in my database is assigned a document number automatically and has a corresponding document. The autonumber is formatted as "A00000" (document 1 is A00001, document 2 is A00002, etc.). The Table has a hyperlink field which I have to manually enter the document hyperlink for each record. I would like the hyperlink
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On the recommendation of others on the list, I'm endeavouring to translate system() calls to RRDs::bleh invocations in my perl scripts. I'm stumbling a bit, but am darn close. Currently, when trying to graph, the method below is returning the graph's x and y size, as well as the $results from some PRINT statements (all correctly, as far as I can tell), and it's even creating the desired     

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Author: daniel
Date: Sep 17, 2007 22:44

Hi there. Using a Perl script, I'm creating an RRD that spans exactly 1 month, with a 300s step, and it's graphing bandwidth utilisation in BITS per second. I'm calculating inbps and outbps using something resembling: DEF:inbps=rrdfile.rrd:bps:MAX In trying to calculate total Bytes for the month, I'm able to calculate total bits 'in' and total bits 'out', but the graphing fails when
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Bruce: For what it's worth, following is a BAL program I wrote about 10 years ago that is LE-compliant. It issues a SEGMENT macro which you, of course, can ignore. I recall having problems getting the LE pieces to work, but was eventually successful. David Wakser SEGLE CEEENTRY PPA=MAINPPA,MAIN=NO,NAB=YES,AUTO=256,PARMREG=1 USING WORKAREA,R13     

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Author: Muggs
Date: Aug 30, 2007 07:24

Good morning, I am having difficulty getting an assembler program into LE compliance. My CEEENTRY macro started as PPA=CEEPPA,MAIN=YES,AUTO=CEEWKSIZ PPA is defined and CEEWKSIZ is defined. As are all DSECTs and CEETERM macros. Each invocation of the program LE abended U4082 RC=2. No other information other than dump. Changing to PPA=CEEPPA,MAIN=NO,AUTO=CEEWKSIZ,NAB=NO All other
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Use a field named Office. Put 1 or 2 in the field. -- KARL DEWEY Build a little - Test a little "Céline Brien" wrote: > Hi everybody, > Already have a DB with members in Office 1. > We are opening a new office. Office 2 will have it's own DB. > Using link tables and union queries, the members of Office 1 and Office 2 > find themselves in the same list. > To tell apart members of     

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Author: "David Ball"
Date: Apr 27, 2007 13:36

Hi everybody, Already have a DB with members in Office 1. We are opening a new office. Office 2 will have it's own DB. Using link tables and union queries, the members of Office 1 and Office 2 find themselves in the same list. To tell apart members of Office 1 from members of Office 2, in the DB of Office 2 I create a autonumber field with the following format : \A00000 Everything looks fine
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Author: "David Ball"
Date: Apr 23, 2007 10:28

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Author: Wakser, David
Date: Apr 23, 2007 09:32

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Author: Bruce
Date: Apr 23, 2007 08:18

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Author: KARL DEWEY
Date: Apr 5, 2007 11:08

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Author: Céline Brien
Date: Apr 5, 2007 10:26

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