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MM Application and Windows2000
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26/02/2002 12:17:24
Bill Breay
Custom Business Software
Arvada, Colorado, États-Unis
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
The Mere Mortals Framework
Divers
Thread ID:
00625239
Message ID:
00625296
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>I have an applicaiton that has been running at a client site for over a year. It is on a NT Server with 8 workstations running on Windows98.
>
>They have replaced one of the workstations with a new box running Windows2000.
>
>Each time the user logson she gets the 'Welcome' screen. We do not get the logon screen. Is there something different in the register process with W2000?
>I am not using the .ini I am using the register.
>
>TIA,
>
>Bill


I wonder if it's the same problem as listed here:

MM & Win2k

This was the fix:

(Kevin says...)

This problem is actually fixed in an upcoming service pack release. I removed the check for 16/32 bit operating systems since VFP6 only runs on 32-bit operating systems. For now, you can simply replace ALL of the code in CAppBase.GetSystemSettingClass() with the following:
LOCAL lcSystemSettingClass

IF !This.lUseINIFile
   *--------------------------------------------------------------
   *-- Define the cRegistry as the class handling system settings.
   *--------------------------------------------------------------
   lcSystemSettingClass = "Registry"

   *-----------------------
   *-- Get the registry key
   *-----------------------
   This.cRegistryKey = This.GetRegistryKey()

   *------------------------------
   *-- Initialize the INI property
   *------------------------------
   This.cINIFile = ""
ELSE
   lcSystemSettingClass = "INIFile"

   *--------------------------------------------------------
   *-- Initialize the cRegistryKey property
   *--------------------------------------------------------
   This.cRegistryKey = ""

   *--------------------------------------------------
   *-- Retrieve the name of the application's INI file
   *--------------------------------------------------
   This.cINIFile = This.GetINIFile()
ENDIF

RETURN lcSystemSettingClass
-Paul

RCS Solutions, Inc.
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