Putting stuff on Github seems currently the most used way of sharing stuff with the world. Just create a src or source folder and put the separate parts in its own folder there, add a Readme.md and select a proper license model (for just sharing GPL, LGPL, MIT licenses are often used, or write...
Most commercial bar-code scanners connected to a PC are identifying themselves as a USB keyboard, so they are (automatically) handled in parallel to the standard keyboard by Windows. Similarly is supported with mice. Just connect another USB mouse to your system, or a graphic digitizer tablet...
A specific Window should be activated by finding it either by Window-Title (caption) or Window-Class, not by clicking the mouse somewhere in a rather random location. What if another application-window is hiding that specific pixel from view?
You could switch to Harbour-project / xHarbour compilers to release the 4k array size limit, and other old, DOS-based, Clipper-specific limitations. :-)
MS Word can do that for you, using the embedded VBA (VB for Applications) language, as also used in macro's, or in fact any word-processing tool that does mail-merge based on an ODBC data source.
There is only 1 of 10 (base-2) solutions that should be acceptable:
Rewrite from scratch, using modern techniques, replicating the business logic of the old DOS application.
DO NOT try to slap on a web-interface or something similar onto a DOS application, it's not scalable so it won't be able...
You are already advised by the MS SQL manuals to use nvarchar anyway, so why not use it for all your data, and never worry about the xml , or whatever file-format, export?
Often there is no need for the index to be known/printed, so a little nicer could be smth like:
for (arrestDateStrList2 item : collection) {
System.out.println("You were arrested on : " + item.getArressDate());
System.out.println("Your offense was on : " + item.getOffenseDate());
}
Have the readers that have trouble upgrade to a utf-8 compatible mail application. You've done the best you can, supplying the mail in the most universal format available [thumbsup2]
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