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Thank you Dave. I feel a lot more like I do now... than I did when I first got here! Michael

Thank you Olaf. I feel a lot more like I do now... than I did when I first got here! Michael

I guess I just imagined my situation. Thanks for all the help. I feel a lot more like I do now... than I did when I first got here! Michael

Craig, That wasn't useful at all. First if the fonts were available to me, I would have a license. Second, I'm not looking for "the PDF program" to see them. Thanks I feel a lot more like I do now... than I did when I first got here! Michael

I am using VFP 9.0 and have been assigned a seemingly impossible task. We are developing an application where the user must fill in an externally created propietary Adobe PDF form having fillable fields. We of course would like to auto-populate all the fields with data from our application's...

Perhaps I didn't ask my question properly, but I did finally figure out the answer. The expression ended up being: ( box_1 = 1 AND (car_type = 'F' OR car_type = 'W')) OR box_1 = 0 I feel a lot more like I do now... than I did when I first got here! Michael

Hi, I have a SQL 2000 database with a table that I'd like to set a constraint on one of the columns, based on data contained in another column. The column whose data needs to be constrained is a bit type column with a default value of 0. For discussion, I'll call it box_1. The only time I...

You might also look at this thread: http://tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1078647&page=1 I feel a lot more like I do now... than I did when I first got here! Michael

Thanks NoCoolHandle. That's exacxtly what I wanted, just too tired to remember, or find it. Michael I feel a lot more like I do now... than I did when I first got here! Michael

Is there a stored procedure or system function that returns the name of the database that an object is in? In other words, if I implicitly call a stored procedure that only exists in [mytest]..[mysp], can [mysp] determine that it belongs to the database [mytest]? Thanks, Michael

Never mind. I found it. Strangely enough, it's call "builder.dbf," and it's located in the "wizards" folder of the FoxPro installation. Michael

I've just installed VFP 9.0, and I am porting an 8.0 application into it. So far everything has been flawless, until I decided to inspect my database container. Everything was correct inside the container up to the point where I wanted to verify the referential integrity of a relation between 2...

Thanks Mike. I just downloaded his ftpclient.zip, and am gonna play with it. Michael

Has anyone attempted to integrate WS_FTP Pro into a VFP application? I've created a fairly automated session to an Ftp site, using WS_FTP Pro, and I'd like to have a user interface of that session embedded in a VFP application. I'm using VFP 8.0, and would like to have everything contained...

Rick, Thank you very much. Your code helped me very much. I was able to embed the _progressbar into an existing form, hide it and the text that's displayed above it. Then display them both when needed. I'm doing a Top-Level form, so it's nice to have the progress bar appear (when needed) as...

Thanks Rick. I have looked at the sample, and examiled the code. It seems pretty simple when you want it to display the progress while it counts 5 seconds, or whatever you put in the test box. I'm just not sure how to use it when I run my program. I want the user to click a button which...

I meant hold down the shift key, while you open the file....

Try holding down the Shift key while you start Excel. That should prevent the macro from executing on startu.

I'm using VFP 8.0, and attempting to use the _therm library for the first time. I have added the library to my project, and wish to hide the _progressbar on certain forms. My application uses Fcreate(), Fopen(), etc. to read and write to low-level files. My goal is to make the _progressbar...

Walid and Dave, I did try the triple backslash, and it did show up in the dropdown properly (with 2 back slashes), but it's still disabled. Back to the drawing board. Michael