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Sitesmasstec, This is why we advised you not to do it this way previously. It's knock on problems as well. If you normalized your data and tables, none of this would be an issue for you.

What do you mean by "mark"? Mark them how?

Maybe... Maybe not. It was a common practice to build reindexing routines into applications, particularly in the FPD days, as corrupt indexes our out dated indexes could become an issue. For this reason, many applications include a "Pack and Reindex" administrative function, sometimes as a...

Chris, That's an interesting point. I might remake a .png without transparent background essentially not having multi-layers and see how that looks on the output. Like I mentioned, the .JPG was a vast improvement (at least it was fundamentally "round" and not "fuzzy") and see if that turns out...

Hi Chris, I kind of misspoke when I wrote the original reply regarding "But when the form is output to either a PDF or a printed file, it looks like this:" what I meant by "or a printed file", is I mean printed to a printer. I didn't try to output it to XPS, that might have been an interesting...

tomk3 it has nothing to do with scale. I have the original image at a quality of 3000 x 3000 in EPS, entirely uncompressed. All of the smaller images are created by reducing it to whatever pixel size. The point is, the original image looks fine in the designer, but when sent to PDF, it was...

Hi Mark and Chris, So, I did have the DPI matching across as you mentioned. However, I was using a .PNG with transparent background. When I changed that to a .jpg with a white background, the result improved. I made a couple further modifications because the image control seemed to think the...

Thanks Mark. The image is fixed on the form in an image control, so is a file stored directly on disk. It's not stored in a memo or a BLOB general field. It is a .jpg though. I'll try using something else like .PNG or .TIF and see if that fixes it.

Hi all, I've run into a weird issue with an image on a form. In the report form the image looks like this: But when the form is output to either a PDF or a printed file, it looks like this: The globe shaped logo looks TERRIBLE. I've tried making different sizes for the logo, different...

It's been a while foxmuldr3 but yes, I've experience in C/C++ and C#.

Rick, Is there anything I can do to help? Either with your setback, or the project? I've had major events in my life over the last several years as well, and I know how it can knock you on your backside. Anything, no matter how big or small, please don't hesitate to ask.

Actually, connecting a PoE cable will not damage it. That's not how PoE works. I agree with ahorner that it won't work, but there is no cause for concern in connecting a PoE enabled cable to a non-PoE device. That would be a nightmare for everyone, everywhere. PoE works by first sending a...

But you're talking about "boot" versus being recognized. The "Unknown" partition type is not because of not being able to see the drive. It's clearly powering up if the Disk Manager sees the drive. It's an M.2 the OP mentions. I've seen enclosures result in low speeds (USB2 v USB3.1) same...

Hi Randy714, It's not going to be any of the issues that others have mentioned. If the devices fits the enclosure, than it will work. Also, if it were a cable issue, or enclosure issue it wouldn't be visible in the diskmanager. It is possible that the drive has some unusual formatting or...

All the function is doing is counting the number of words by "spaces". You could create a function: FUNCTION GETWORDCOUNT PARAMETER lcString lnWordCount = AT(" ",lcString)+1 Return lnWordCount The reason for the +1 is the last word doesn't get counted because it will have a "." at the end...