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You can download the white paper and sample code from my conference session entitled "How to put a combo in a grid". You will find it on the Tools and utilities page of my web site. Marcia G. Akins www.TightlineComputers.com

If you have named your worksheets, you can reference them by name. You can also reference them by index. oXl.ActiveWorkBook.WorkSheets( "Mar" ).Activate() or oXl.ActiveWorkBook.WorkSheets( 3 ).Activate() Marcia G. Akins www.TightlineComputers.com

You should create a subfolder under the application's home directory especially for your PDFs and save your PDFs there. Then you can use a character field in your table to point to the DBF. Marcia G. Akins www.TightlineComputers.com

You did not say which version of VFP you are using. In version 8 and later, you can use BindEvent() to handle it like this: FOR lnCol = 1 TO This.ColumnCount loColumn = This.Columns[ lnCol ] FOR EACH loControl IN loColumn.Controls IF LOWER( loControl.BaseClass ) = 'header'...

*-- Class: acxcommondialog (e:\marciapresents\activex\libs\activex.vcx) *-- ParentClass: olecontrol *-- OLEObject = C:\WINDOWS\system32\comdlg32.ocx * Define Class acxcommondialog As OleControl Height = 37 Width = 36 *-- The folder from which the file(s) were selected cpath =...

AFAIK, the common dialog is resizeable by default. This is one of the values for the flags property of the control. The flags property controls the appearance and the behavior of the dialog. This is similar to the DialogBoxType parameter in the native VFP MESSAGEBOX() function: the values of...

This.ListIndex Marcia G. Akins www.TightlineComputers.com

One word of caution - filters in grids are not Rushore optimizeable. Marcia G. Akins www.TightlineComputers.com

Thew short answer is no. Instead, create a view that excludes the records you do not want to display and use the view as the grid's RecordSource instead. Marcia G. Akins www.TightlineComputers.com

Because copy to is a VFP command and SQL Server doesn't understand VFP. What you need to do is to connect to SQL Server from VFP and use SQLEXEC to run your query. This will give you a local VFP cuors and you can use the COPY TO command on that, See SQLCONNECT(), SQLSTRINGCONNECT(), and...

It is a property of the point interface in the MS Graph object model. Marcia G. Akins www.TightlineComputers.com

I am so sorry for not being more specific. If you had wanted to turn off Themes support for the entire app, all you needed to do was to set _Screen.Themes = .F. at the beginning of your main startup program. Marcia G. Akins www.TightlineComputers.com

It's known that VFP has sometimes that problem on PC's with 1Gb memory or more and limiting the buffer size fixes it. You can try to limit the size of VFP buffers. SYS(3050, 1, 512*1024*1024) SYS(3050, 2, 512*1024*1024) Also try to call SYS(1104) after command that process large tables. It...

What happens if you set Themes to .F. ? Marcia G. Akins www.TightlineComputers.com

If you want to display a graph iun a Visual Foxpro report, go to the tools and utilities page of my web site and download the white papaer and code samples from my conference session entitled "Creating Graphs With VFP". There are code samples that print the generated graph in a report. Marcia...

If you are using VFP 9, I believe that you can do this quite easily using multiple detail bands. Marcia G. Akins www.TightlineComputers.com

The metadata for the VFP menu is stored in a table name <<menu name>>.mnx with an associated memo file called <<menu name>>.fpt. You shoould be able to access the metadata in the menu table using the OLEDB provider for Visual FoxPro. If you have a copy of Visual FoxPro, you can print this...

Here is the code from my resizer class. To use it, add this code in the Init() of your base form class: *** Add the resizer This.NewObject( 'Resizer', 'stdResizer', 'stdCustom.vcx' ) RETURN DODEFAULT() and add this code to the form class's resize method: This.Resizer.AdjustControls()...

If you need some code to redefine the class that your forms are based on, this should help get you started - you will need to test this first because I wrote it off the top of my head. LOCAL lnFiles, lcCurdir, lnCnt, lcFile lcCurdir = FULLPATH( CURDIR() ) CD ( <<Your forms folder>> ) lnFiles =...

If you ever subscribed to FoxTalk magazine before it went down the tubes, Andy and I had an article about this in the October 2002 issue called Another look at Outlook. While Hentzen followed up the next month with an article called "Look Out! Its Outlook!" that gave code to extract all the...