kjv1611,
Adding a rule won't work in this spec - there are far too many users. I'm just thinking I must have something configured incorrectly in the form, but for the life of me I can't find it. The documentation for Outlook development is lacking, sadly.
Dan
Dan Walter
try { succeed(); }...
No, the email is being sent by clicking on the Send button in the ribbon. The item type is Note, so it responds to the ribbon.
Thanks,
Dan
Dan Walter
try { succeed(); } catch(E) { tryAgain(); } finally { rtfm(); }
Hi there,
I have an Outlook 2007 custom form used to capture some data and a message. It is of the type "Note" and sends the form as an email item. However, the form as sent does not show up in the "Sent Items" folder for the user. How do I make sure the email message goes to the "Sent Items"...
Dear Cetin Basoz:
Thanks so much for the tip - that rocks! [thumbsup]
Because my application was marked for COM Interop, the [ComVisible(true)] attribute was true by default. Removing that attribute did no harm at all, and the code worked great!
Now I have an Intellisense-d DLL available to...
Hi All:
I have developed a C# (VS 2008 class library project) DLL. This DLL is registered for COM Interop and is COM visible.
I can consume the DLL in VFP 9 using the CreateObject command, then invoking the methods in the DLL.
However, the DLL is not exposed to VFP IntelliSense. I get...
Paul:
I have just written a recursive function to fill an array with all subfolders of a given path (e.g. C:\). The initial ideas came from the FoxWiki forum site (http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~).
* Remove *~
* to use this code!
* Recurse.prg, DW 12/20/2006, based on ideas from FoxWiki...
Thanks for all the helpful suggestions. The customer has "bailed" - he will install on a different machine. Personally, I suspect something corrupt in his registry. But now, we'll never know!
Dan
Dan Walter
Daniel.Walter@uvm.edu
try { succeed(); } catch(E) { tryAgain(); } finally { rtfm(); }
Subject: Invalid path or filename BEFORE executable gets under way
Hello:
I have a real poser on my hands. A customer is getting a Windows
dialog of "Invalid path or filename" when trying to run any VFP 7 exe
that we ship him. There are at least 3 separate programs that we've
tried. He...
Thanks, folks. I thought it may have been browser or IIS setup specific.
I will look into sessions as an alternative - the web is always changing and no doubt we will be updating the site sooner rather than later.
Dan
Dan Walter
Daniel.Walter@uvm.edu
try { succeed(); } catch(E) { tryAgain()...
Hello:
In my app, cookies are used to transfer large blocks of text (user comments) from one page to another. I am running across a problem trying to find the smallest maximum number of characters allowed:
a) in a sql db field
b) in an html variable
c) in a cookie.
I'm finding that the size of...
Hello:
There must be something I don't understand about the timing or order of parsing the javascript code and merging it back with the static HTML. I have a variable that is declared and filled in the server side code, before the HTML declarations begin. A little while down the HTML page, I...
Hi:
I'm distributing CR 10.0 reports. These reports contain some text boxes. The problem is that when the report is viewed in the ActiveX viewer, some of the text boxes shift position. If the report is sent straight to the printer, it prints fine. When the report is viewed in CR, it looks...
Hi:
Can someone point me to a reference of the properties, events, and methods of the AcroExch.AVDoc and .App? I can get as far as creating the objects and opening documents, but that's not quite far enough. I'm trying to programatically emulate the user interface function of creating a new...
Hi:
A Quebec customer is running French XP workstations connected to a Win 2003 server. I don't know if the specific network type (traditional LAN or Citrix, e.g.) Workstations are connected to network printers.
Our reports contain bar graphs. On his workstations, the bars do not appear...
Graham:
It seems you are missing a runtime file that is required by your dll. Try compiling the dll as an exe and noting if additional runtime files are added. Though I can't bring the specifics to mind right at the moment, I had a similar problem. My dll was creating an object, and in doing...
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