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  Re: Vo and c#         


Author: Michael Rubinstein
Date: Jan 26, 2007 12:42

Dave VS Form Designer has no equivalent to VO Window Editor 'INHERIT FROM'
combo. In VS, when you create a new form, VS will generate code something
like this:

public partial class myForm : Form
{

}

If you want this form be a base class for another form, create another form
and modify generated code

public partial class myOtherForm : myForm
{
}
To use your base form in more then one solution, make sure it's code is
stored in a separate file and include this file into any project it has to
be used in.
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  Re: OutLook background application color         


Author: Stephen Quinn
Date: Jan 19, 2007 19:09

Henry
> When I am inserting appointments into OutLook, I'll like that
> appointments for each person will be shown in OutLook in different
> colors.
> Which property of the oItemAppointment does it?

No idea as I don't do/use Outlook.

What you might do is create 2 appointments in Outlook with different colour
backgrounds, pull those items out for inspection and see if you can identify
where the setting is (ie the differences) or read the MSDN docs about the
Appointment object to see if there's a 'colour' field/object which can be set.

I just fired Outlook up and created a couple of appointments, looks like it uses
some type of 'theme' (Label field - business/personal/etc...) to get the
colouring into the appointment.
Maybe you can set that 'theme' name in the appointment object.
If you wanted to use your own colours then you'd probably have to set up Outlook
outside of your application (or get the user to do it).
>
> Is it also possible to enter appointments to separate calendars inside
> the Multi-Calendar?
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  Re: OneWay 5.5         


Author: Werner Perplies
Date: Jan 19, 2007 04:38

Hi,

Am 19 Jan 2007 04:05:29 -0800 schrieb bazman@arach.net.au:
> Anyone using 1Way 5.5 have code which successfully calls the
> "GetSerialInfo()" function.
> Mine keeps crashing with an Unhandled Exception Error.
>
> lAppReg := GetSerialInfo( gsAppSerialNumber, gsAppSerialPassword,
> siRegOptions, ;
> siSerialExpire, siSerialExpireDay, siSerialExpireMonth, ;
> siSerialExpireYear, siRegExpire, siRegExpireDay, ;
> siRegExpireMonth, siRegExpireYear )
>
> Thanks
> HollyWood
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  Re: Error Sending Mail         


Author: mm72
Date: Jan 19, 2007 03:15

Hello,
I'm sorry but I've had a problem with my mail server and the mail
didn't arrive in the right way.. could you send me the mail again,
please? Thank you.

Conrad Breuer ha scritto:
> Hello mm72,
>
> I´ve send you an Email to your account webmaster AT scannersrl.com
>
> The example is from Phil McGuinness sherlock AT sherlock.com, it is not
> tested from me.
>
> HTH
> Conrad
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  Re: IDE Options column showing <set>         


Author: E®!k V!sser
Date: Jan 18, 2007 23:48

Bill,

Set means that there are compiler options set on entity level. See the
contextmenu on the entity-> properties,

hth

Erik

hotmail.com> schreef in bericht
news:1169164534.932447.274180@q2g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> When the IDE Options column shows , what does this mean?
>
> I have exported an AEF from one computer to another, and now the
> compiler is throwing up many errors associated with a Form that has the
> alongside it.
> On the original computer there is no and the program compiles
> OK!! Weird?
>
> Thanks,
> Bill
>
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  Question about oDBServer:Sum() Method         


Author: BatiVenci
Date: Jan 18, 2007 07:04

Hi to all !

I have some troubles with SUM() method of DBServer.
I want to sum the values of InvSuma column where column IsNI is equal to
variable nNiCode and column BICCODE == cBicCode.
If I write it this way
cbCode := "FIELDGET( 'IsNI' ) == " + Str( nNiCode, 1, 0 ) + " .and.
FIELDGET( 'BICCODE' ) == " + cBicCode
aSum := SELF:oBankPayDB:Sum( #INVSUMA, { || cbCode } )
when executing I receive the following error ->
Error message:
--------------
Error Code: 33 [ DATA TYPE ERROR ]
Subsystem: BASE
Function: SUM
Argument: FIELDGET( 'IsNI' ) == 0 .and. FIELDGET( 'BICCODE' ) == ACBPBG2P
Type: STRING
Requested type: LOGIC
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  Re: VO Printing         


Author: Saulo Rodrigues
Date: Jan 18, 2007 05:18

Marcos,

Just download the BL_Printer_AEF.zip from http://www.blehmbrock.de.
This file contains the lib and one sample. The lib and the sample are
well documented, and I am sure, in a short time you will see how it
work. Anyway if you have any further question, please let me know.

Regards,
Saulo
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  Re: VO Printing         


Author: Marcos Nogueira
Date: Jan 18, 2007 04:38

[In Portuguese]

Prezado Saulo,

N
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  Re: Select, copy, paste column in source code editor         


Author: Chris Pyrgas
Date: Jan 18, 2007 01:30

Jozo,
> You'r right. By the way I don't understand why this option is not
normally.
> That is something what is very important. Work in source code without that
> is very arduous. I regret for Q (W) editor in dos that works perfectly.

Absolutely agreed. Fortunately column selection is a lot better (and easy to
use) in 2.8.

regards,
Chris
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  Re: Vostok.NET         


Author: Dirk (Belgium)
Date: Jan 18, 2007 00:38

Hi,

Read your website carrefully, but have some questions...

How to program in vostok if there is no "IDE" ??? Do I use VS ?
Is there a conversion tool from VO to Vostock ?

Dirk

On 17 Jan 2007 14:01:22 -0800, "Bulat Baltin"
wrote:
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