We use West Wind Internet and Client Tools as well for SMTP and it works extremely well.
You do need your own SMTP server and the tool box requires a nominal one time cost but well worth it.
Table designer implicitly creates the tag for you, localiza and codagente in your case (you can do a 'Display Status' in command window to see the structure.}
If you create the table programmatically, I believe you'll have to run the 'Index on localiza tag localiza' command to create the index...
Then you can do this:
index on localiza tag tag1
index on str(codagente,6) tag tag2
use reservas
set order to tag1 && localiza, default ascending
....
set order to tag2
.....
We did save but when we checked printer preference with the print job in queue (paused) it reverted back to printer default, without our tray selection.
Steve Yu
Thanks, Chris.
Will printout go to the desired paper source, tray 4, if we issue the set printer command this way ?
We are getting the right printer with saved properties, it's just printouts always go to the default paper source, not the tray with recycled paper that we wanted.
Steve Yu
Hello,
Wanted to force printouts to drawer #4 of the network printer (Canon) but all went to default bin regardless.
In Windows server printer setting, the custom profile, TRAY4, pops up as default profile but the actual printer setting viewed in paused print queue still shows the default...
Chris,
Thanks again.
It is WORKING now !
Earlier today we did create the generic text driver with link to the TCP/IP port of the desired printer.
But the 'Type ... to printer' command failed (nothing sent to the print queue or printer).
We have now figured out the problem as we have been...
Chris,
I'm having trouble setting up the 'virtual printer'.
In the ports selection I don't see 'USBxxx Virtual port..' at all for the Zebra printer.
Also, all our local and remote Zebra label printers are configured as TCP/IP printers.
I went ahead and set up the generic text driver with link...
Thanks again, Chris.
Will try the generic text approach.
However we are currently able to print .PNG labels using report form.
The pname holds the name of the .png image file (barcode.png for example) and the form is bound to the Zebra label printer.
Actually the form works fine to print the...
Hello,
No problem with embedding a .PNG image file in a report form that would send the label directly to the the specified printer.
How do you accomplish the same with a .ZPL label ?
Can only find instruction that entails clicking through Zebra printer preference, locating the .ZPL in some...
Strictly on technology terms this may be true. Or it may not.
Another Rick many of us here also know, Rick Strahl of West Wind fame, has already done a tremendous job extending the capabilities of VFP among his other accomplishments. Our website and many others I'm sure is based on his work...
@pennyman
I happened to have just completed such a conversion (VFP to SQL) a little over one year ago with the help of an outside VFP/SQL guru.
So far no major issues. Users get to work with the same interface and IT gets to keep all the customizations that had been made on top of a very...
Sadly that is the state of VFP as a viable software product, excellent as we all know it is
Yes. probably most of the people in this forum would; and actually we are still working with the product anyway, regardless.
But the problem is, dare I ask, "how many of us here are under 50 years old...
vernpace,
Appreciated your help first of all.
Not sure I agree.
From what I have been able to decipher from feedbacks all you guys provided here and research from other sources since my initial post, I concluded no coding changes will be needed if TDE is implemented on the MS SQL databases...
Hello,
Need help.
What is data encryption at rest (vs not at rest) ?
Are VFP tables encrypted ?
Even though .dbf tables can't be viewed with Word or text editor, I don't think they are encrypted, correct ?
How about MS SQL, are tables encrypted as default (we have the 2019 version) ?
One of our...
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