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you could try. scan the form to an image that is roughly the same size of the paper. Then use it on your report (or form) as a background image, then place the data fields where you need them.

if you are saying that you want to directly read/write a mySql database without having the mySql server running, I would say I doubt it. Not even Foxpro can do that (that I am aware of).

I dealt with this same issue for days, not sending to multiple addresses in the cc field. Then it came to me. - Go to your address book - Create a new group (example: MAILLIST) - Add the people you want to get the email into the group - Put the group name in the pcSendTo field - Leave the...

I have done this before.. and it works with a little bit of complaining. run the unregister command: regsvr32 /u %windir\system32\zipfldr.dll now.. before you reboot.. do a search on your C: drive for zipfldr.dll. search hidden/system files, you should have at least 2 hits. DELETE ALL FILES...

FYI.. The start command does exist in Windows XP. It is part of CMD.EXE, so you must be running a DOS window and type the command in from there. I use it here to start a Win32 application in the middle of a batch file for overnight processing. The correct syntax (From the command line) is START...

That file you posted looks like some kind of code. It's not an EXE or a ZIP file. Did you dowload if from somewhere or someone send it to you?

windows has a habit of spreading the WUtemp stuff wherever it sees fit. I find them on all my local drives whenever I do an update. I just created a little batch file and put it in my scheduled tasks that checks for and whacks the folder(s) every night at midnight.

select my_table_1 store my_table_1.my_field_rev to m_my_field_1_rev update my_table_2 set ; my_field_1 = m_my_field_1_rev ; where my_field_1 = '???'

we use barcode scanners for most of our production, they are connected in the keyboard using a 'y' connector. most of the coding should be handled by your application, ie if you scan a barcode over a certain number of characters then place that input into the appropriate field on your form...

oops... my bad... i guess you already have the command line version. sorry... it's Friday...

Winzip can attach multiple files on the same line... !wzzip myzipfile1 table*.* database.* You may also want to get on winzip's site and download the free command line add-on. then you can do everything you want in one command, such as "C:\Program Files\Winzip\Wzzip.exe" -arP...

just compare them as you would any other variables. dDate1 = ctod('01/02/2000') dDate2 = date() dDate <= dDate2 will result .T. or you can use dtos() functions dtos(dDate1) < dtos(dDate2) will result .T.

Dave: I tend to do mostly the same thing... use a 'runner.exe' to launch apps. But runner.exe is only a shell... checks all the apps against the server and downloads new ones. runner.exe never needs updating, since all the code is in the .app files. All runner.exe does is: 1. checks existing...

I agree. The Windows Task Scheduler is the best way to run something at a particular time of day, even on certain days of the week. If you are using Win 2000/XP/NT4, it's easy to set up and takes up minimal resources from the user. I have 3 scheduled tasks that run every day on my Win2k...

does the header information come from the parent or the child table? the table that prints the detail information should be the selected table, and the relation should be set from this table into the table which will print the header information. eg: customers.dbf and transactions.dbf select...

You could try using SQL commands to maintain the databases. 1. select the appropriate records from the server dbf's to a local cursor file. 2. Edit, delete, append records to that cursor file to adjust your employee's times. 3. Send the records back using UPDATE for the existing records and...

* Return User ID of current user function USERID return alltrim(substr(sys(0),at(&quot;#&quot;,sys(0))+1))

I use a CRC32 encryption class to encode user entered passwords and store them into a table. Even if someone looks at the table, there is no way to extract the original password from the stored field. You can use any number of encryption schemes such as CRC32, MD5, base64, etc. It all depends...

Select fl,f2,f3,f4,f5, int(val('33')) as f6 from tab1 into table tmptable

...only a few lines: CODEPAGE=437 RESOURCE=&quot;C:\VFP\COMMON\FOXUSER.DBF&quot; RESOURCE=ON command = do c:\vfp\common\startup STARTUP.PRG contains: *Global Initialization Parameters SET ANSI OFF SET BELL OFF SET BLOCKSIZE TO 64 SET BROWSEIMECONTROL OFF SET CARRY OFF SET CENTURY ON SET CLOCK...