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Here's another variation: create cursor joincursor (ID I) *insert user selection in that cursor. select name,street,pcd,place from myView; where myView.ID in (select ID from joincursor); into cursor myCur - Bill Get the best answers to your questions -- See FAQ481-4875.

So, is there no way to legally note that a word or phrase is trademarked in a plain 7-bit text file? - Bill Get the best answers to your questions -- See FAQ481-4875.

Hi Dilettante, Thanks for looking at it... I don't consider it an ancient thread, particularly since no one ever posted any ideas! I eventually gave up on .MANIFEST files as "broken" (that is, as requiring the special magic that happens within Visual Studio for creating them... alot of help to...

I'm hoping that those experts who posted in this thread might take a look at the problem I'm having that I described in thread708-1491444 ... Please help... I'm tearing my hair out!! (I've researched this alot... here's all the references I've found: http://del.icio.us/wsteinford/reg-free-com...

I have tried using MMM and Visual Studio 2008 to generate a .MANIFEST file to "reg-free-com"-consume the MSCOMCTL.OCX and MSCOMCT2.OCX activex libraries. Specifically, I'm using the TreeView and DateTimePicker controls. On Vista, it almost works correctly: The tree populates via code and...

To avoid problems with registering MSCOMCTL.OCX and MSCOMCT2.OCX, I want to use "Reg Free COM" to deploy these files. ( My notes on Reg-Free-COM: http://delicious.com/wsteinford/reg-free-com ) I have created the proper .MANIFEST file, and embedded it in my .EXE It seems to work correctly: 1)...

Just be sure, if you're going to use the ActiveX control, that you distribute the proper OCX file with your application. - Bill Get the best answers to your questions -- See FAQ481-4875.

Some links that may be useful: Technical details on Multi-Threaded VFP DLLs: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ezck9bk3(VS.80).aspx More discussion: http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~VFPMTDLLisMultithreaded~VFP http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~MultiThreadedVFP~VFP A helper COM object...

I have only experimented a little with this in the past, so I don't have any evidence of which approach definitely works, or which works better. Since the VFP UI is not multi-threaded, you need to create a separate process if you want to get any VFP action to happen in the background while...

I'm pretty sure the quote above, "Microsoft SOAP Toolkit is deprecated by the .NET Framework", does not say that SOAP is deprecated, or that the .NET framework doesn't use SOAP. It's saying that the "Microsoft SOAP Toolkit" is no longer supported, and the the .NET Framework includes the SOAP...

What is the error that you're getting on that line? It looks like there is a space between "Sub" and "Str" in your posted code... the function "SUBSTR" has no space in it, so you should be alright if you make that little change. (It seems that the Foxwiki is throwing that space in there...

I'm not sure if it applies here, but one caution is that VFP uses RGB colors, and windows sometimes uses BGR colors, so you may have to reverse the byte order to get the intended color. - Bill Get the best answers to your questions -- See FAQ481-4875.

>> Marcia's right. If the document name includes spaces, you will need the macro expansion after all (sorry, I should have remembered that). Why? The variable is being passed as a parameter, so macro expansion shouldn't be involved. It's possible that Word prefers to have quotes around the...

Here you go: http://www.codepedia.com/1/Win32ApiVirtualKeysTable http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/winui/WinUI/WindowsUserInterface/UserInput/VirtualKeyCodes.asp - Bill Get the best answers to your questions -- See FAQ481-4875.

For a way that doesn't require distributing FoxTools, see http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~UdfTouch~VFP - Bill Get the best answers to your questions -- See FAQ481-4875.

One caution is that if the System admin creates a policy prohibiting use of WSH, the WSCRIPT.EXE file will still be there, but the Createobject() calls will fail. Likely, my IsActiveXReg would also return .T., and wouldn't give a complete solution. Same problem if the user executes...

For a more long-winded way, see the IsActiveXReg function here: http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~ComRegUnReg - Bill Get the best answers to your questions -- See FAQ481-4875.

Try out the code here: http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~ProcessExitCode if you don't want to require that Windows Script Host be installed (which it often isn't on users' computers). - Bill Get the best answers to your questions -- See FAQ481-4875.

I've had v6 v7 and v8 on one machine at a time, and v6 v8 and v9 on a different machine, and never had any problems. So, yes, you can. - Bill Get the best answers to your questions -- See FAQ481-4875.

Absolutely Right Tamar! Thanks! - Bill Get the best answers to your questions -- See FAQ481-4875.