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Nick Neklioudov, November 1, 2006
Nick Neklioudov resumes the highlights in the VFP community in the last month
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Nick Neklioudov resumes the highlights in the VFP community in the last month
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Microsoft released October CTP of Sedna and SP2.

Microsoft released the October CTP of Sedna and VFP 9 Service Pack2. It contains the latest files that are part of Microsoft Visual FoxPro Sedna and the Visual FoxPro 9.0 SP2. The Sedna CTP download contains four components: Upsizing Wizard, Data Explorer, NET4COM and MY library for VFP. The VFP 9.0 SP2 CTP download contains a patch that can be applied to VFP 9.0 or VFP 9.0 SP1. This patch includes fixes to the core product and enhancements to the Reporting features. Note, that it is not an official release of SP2, it's a beta version.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=808E96E1-3D87-421F-9BA5-4AAFE70C7B21&displaylang=en

New Case Study on Microsoft Site - LifeTrac

Working with Microsoft Gold Certified Partner Forte Incorporated, BREMSS created a solution that provides first responders with real-time reports of hospital resources and availability. Previously only 40 percent of severe trauma patients were taken to an emergency room appropriate to their injuries. Now 98 percent are correctly routed, helping to reduce trauma fatalities by 12 percent. More than 28,000 critical trauma and stroke patients have benefited from the system that is built om Microsoft technologies including Visual FoxPro and SQL Server.

http://members.microsoft.com/customerevidence/search/EvidenceDetails.aspx?EvidenceID=14968&LanguageID=1

SouthWest Fox 2006

SouthWest Fox 2006 conference was held October 19-22 in Tempe, Arizona. Over 100 developers were attending sessions. As in previous years it was a very successful Visual FoxPro developers conference. You can read full Universal Thread coverage at http://www.utcoverage.com/Southwest/2006.

West Wind Web Connection 5.15 is released

Web Connection 5.0 expands on an already powerful and mature Web Application framework for Visual FoxPro. Version 5.0 introduces a new Web Control Framework similar to ASP.NET, that lets you use the rich visual designers in Visual Studio and other tools, yet write all your processing logic with FoxPro code.

http://www.west-wind.com/webconnection/

Nick Neklioudov, Cgi Group Inc.
Nick Neklioudov, M.Sc., CNA, works as Senior Analyst with CGI Group Inc. in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Programming in all versions of FoxPro/VFP since 1987, in .Net since 2003, not counting some other developer tools and environments. Nick received Microsoft Most Valuable Professional award three times. Nick Neklioudov has over 20 years experience with computers and information technologies, especially in database-oriented programming, object-oriented programming and information systems development.
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You can make your form Modal/Modeless on the fly. This may be useful for preventing users to switch to other forms before they finished entering the data.
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This will translate the HEX encrypted text. It is a little wrapper around George Tasker class for automatic translation back and forth and placing the translated text to the Clipboard. You can explicitly pass your text as a parameter, or the program automatically picks the clipboard content.
Nick Neklioudov, May 29, 2002
Instead of trying to add properties with some third-party tools like ADDPROP5.FLL to the native object created with SCATTER NAME command you may try to approach this problem from the other side. You can replace the native SCATTER command with your own function MYSCATTER which may work on any are...
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Checkboxes supports both Numeric and Logical data types. When you check its value, do not just write IF thisform.mycheckbox.Value = 1 or IF thisform.mycheckbox.Value = .t. Check it as IF !EMPTY(thisform.mycheckbox.Value) This way you don't care what the type of value really i...
Nick Neklioudov, June 26, 2000
Say, you have the client birth date and you want your program to tell you if the birthday is within the certain date range (even when the given range starts in one year and finishes in another). SELECT * FROM CLIENTS ; WHERE BETWEEN(GOMONTH(birth_date,(YEAR(start_date)- YEAR(birth_date))*12), st...
Nick Neklioudov, November 1, 2001
I live in Halifax, Nova Scotia with my wife Tanya (who I happily married 22 years ago) and our 18-year old daughter Nadya. The 3-year old cat Stanley is also a family member :) As you might have guessed, I do VFP programming. Tanya works at Dalhousie University. She is Ph. D. in Biology and has bee...
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Author: Whil Hentzen Publisher: Hentzenwerke Corporation ISBN: 193091900X Paperback: 548 pages Dimensions (in inches): 1.14 x 9.10 x 7.02 3rd edition (July 2002) Amazon link: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/193091900X/qid=1033007807/sr=8-3/ ref=sr_8_3/1...
Nick Neklioudov, July 17, 2000
If you get an error "Expression is invalid. Use a valid expression for DYNAMIC... property" you may try different type of addressing your PEMs: For example, in Grid.Init() this syntax does not work this.SETALL('DynamicBackColor', 'IIF(ASCAN(This.Parent.aRecNosSelected,RECNO()) > 0, RGB(255,0,...
Nick Neklioudov, January 17, 1998
This works: this.column1.DynamicForeColor = "IIF(some_type = 2, RGB(255,0,0), RGB(0,0,0))" And this does not work: this.column1.DynamicForeColor = "IIF(some_type = 2, RGB(255,0,0), RGB(0,0,0)) " Reason: one extra space before closing quotes.
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