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Author: Peter MorrisPeter Morris
Date: Jan 26, 2007 12:30
It's funny, I have never needed or wanted Kylix. Suddenly at work there is
an excellent opportunity to use it because something quite complicated needs
developing on Linux and here you are telling us it no longer works!
Oh well :-)
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Date: Jan 26, 2007 12:28
"Jolyon Smith" deltics.co.newzealand> wrote in message
news:MPG.201e8d3528aaa425989b9a@newsgroups.borland.com...>> For example, if Delphi for Mac is not included on the roadmap then there
>> is
>> a very good chance that there is not going to be a version of Delphi for
>> the
>> Mac in the timeframe of that roadmap.
>
> Unless of course they change their minds and next week release an
> updated roadmap which _does_ put Delphi for Mac in the timeframe.
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Author: Alessandro FedericiAlessandro Federici
Date: Jan 26, 2007 11:51
Hi everyone,
it has been a while but I am still alive and kicking :)
Here's something useful for all those people using either dirty ShowMessages
or TMemos to log debug messages: OutputDebugString(), contained
in Windows.pas.
What this will do is put the text in Delphi's event log panel
(Ctrl+Alt+V or View/Debug Windows/Event Log). If the application has no
debugger and the system debugger is not active, OutputDebugString will do
nothing. Handy little procedure!
Enjoy,
Alessandro Federici
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Author: Simon BSimon B
Date: Jan 19, 2007 19:28
On 2007-01-20 16:04:50 +1300, "Nick Hodges (CodeGear)"
codegear.com> said:
> Simon B wrote:
>
>> Does anyone know how you buy Software Assurance with an upgrade of
>> Delphi Pro (or full version for that matter) through the web shop?
>
> The way it is /supposed/ to work is you select your order, and the
> maintenance gets added on automatically.
>
> Is that not happening?
It doesn't appear to be. The shopping cart doesn't make any reference
to SA. I also noticed that some of the pages had broken image links.
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Author: Do-wan KimDo-wan Kim
Date: Jan 19, 2007 19:26
> Do-wan Kim schrieb:
>> If system over 2GB, windows usually set PSE36 mode.
>>
>> In PSE36 mode, I heard that memory management is something different with
>> non-PSE36.
>>
>> Does Delphi compiler support PSE36?
>>
>> If delphi support it, How to enable that?
>>
>>
>>
> I think the new memory manager of D2006 is capable of it if treated the
> right way. But you might get better answers on different groups for this.
>
> Once there also was a really helpful overview of it on the developper net.
> I don't have the URL at hand, but maybe somebody might help here?
> ...
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Author: Anthony J. MaskeAnthony J. Maske
Date: Jan 19, 2007 19:11
> One feature I like about web-based forums and dislike about the newsgroups
> is the fact that on most web-based forums the thread that has the most
> recent post is displayed at the top of the list of threads. This way
> active
> threads continually bubble up to the top whereas inactive threads
> gradually
> scroll down. In OE, when accessing the newsgroups, this does not happen.
> Often a lively thread will scroll off the "first page", making it more
> difficult for me to follow it. So, I would be especially interested in any
> newsreader that can provide this type of functionality.
>
In OE, atleast in 5 & 6, you can "watch" a thread. You can also
create/define views to view all watched threads. Or define views based on
other criteria.
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Author: Wayne Niddery [TeamB]Wayne Niddery [TeamB]
Date: Jan 19, 2007 15:37
GrandmasterB wrote:
> Huh? Every place I've accessed groups from over the past 10 years or
> so has been behind a firewall. There's no problem with accessing
> groups from behind one. Running a SERVER, thats a different issue.
Many corporations block NNTP, they assume their employees would spend all
day reading them or posting trade secrets.
For people in these companies, web-based access is, of course, a *necessity*
and on that count I'm certainly glad its available. That doesn't make
web-access *good* though, just better than nothing.
Again, if someone comes up with a genuinely well-designed web interface that
is fast and has similar features and *performance* to most nntp readers, I'm
all for it. I'm just not holding my breath.
--
Wayne Niddery - Winwright, Inc ( www.winwright.ca)
"I would remind you that extremism in the defense of liberty is no
vice! And let me remind you also that moderation in the pursuit of
justice is no virtue!" - Barry Goldwater
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Author: Brian MoelkBrian Moelk
Date: Jan 19, 2007 15:20
Alisdair Meredith[TeamB] wrote:
> If I want to read 'recent' posts I view the group unthreaded, and sort
> by article number (this is more accurate than relying on poster's
> clocks!)
>
> If I want more context about a given post, I then switch back to
> threaded view, and because the current select stays active I am
> automatically at the right point in the tree.
Thunderbird can do the same as you've described.
--
Brian Moelk
Brain Endeavor LLC
bmoelk@NObrainSPAMendeavorFOR.MEcom
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Author:
Date: Jan 19, 2007 15:18
> Do you think you can make a test with more than 4 Mb on a memorystream ?
Sorry but no...
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Author:
Date: Jan 19, 2007 15:17
> Is Vista installed in a new system?
> Is Windows installed in a _clean_and_new_ system?
Yes.
Yes.
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