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Comments by M.Edmison (Top 15 by date)
M.Edmison
30-Jan-13 9:24am
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I see you have that corrected, but using a DateTime field type might be something to loog into as you can break your dates and times up a little easier. Just a thought.
M.Edmison
14-Jan-13 15:06pm
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I would recomend from reading the above posts, to maybe have a scheduled task or something of the sort that looks to see if the process is not running then start it.
Meaning, sure they can close it but you can just open it back up again.
Depending on the need for this may or may not be useful. (repost for options to original question)
M.Edmison
14-Jan-13 14:50pm
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I would recomend from reading the above posts, to maybe have a scheduled task or something of the sort that looks to see if the process is not running then start it.
Meaning, sure they can close it but you can just open it back up again.
Depending on the need for this may or may not be useful.
M.Edmison
3-Jan-13 8:54am
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No, I seem to be posting links incorrectly, try it now.
M.Edmison
31-Dec-12 12:37pm
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Like Anteo4Ever said, variable set would probably be best bet to follow, but hear is how that works.
Your list starts at 0,
so the the "i=rowsToSkip" says it will start at 1, which excludes your first line that being 0.
So list of:
0 = wordA
1 = Letter2
2 = ItemC
It will start on line 1 which is "Letter2" which can be done different with while loops which we won't get into.
M.Edmison
31-Dec-12 12:33pm
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Did this question get answered, looks like there was question behind different ways to show a display box?
You can do a timed form which is much like a splash screen, you could also do a messagebox with a sleep which most people don't like to use because of the frozen thread.
M.Edmison
31-Dec-12 11:33am
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I would have to say something changed somewhere but would have to really dig to see where. I would say something got changed somewhere that caused this so you could either look at previous verison if you have this application in a versioning setup (source safe, Team Foundation Server etc...) or try to reproduce it somewhere else which could be major or have another developer look at the code.
Wish I could be more specific but a lot could be effecting this and would take some time to hit every point.
M.Edmison
31-Dec-12 10:43am
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is this a large application that has several dll's referenced in it?
M.Edmison
31-Dec-12 10:42am
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Sorry for the incorrect posting process, I'll comply going forward.
M.Edmison
28-Dec-12 21:01pm
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It seems we are not sure what you are wanting to do. My apologies.
M.Edmison
26-Dec-12 14:10pm
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Not sure exactly what your asking; are you asking for help with a database setup project or how to start a new project?
connection string can be applied either in coding or in config file depening on if you want it accessable to others or not.
M.Edmison
20-Dec-12 14:44pm
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Also, might want to mark this as solved as well.
Thank you
M.Edmison
20-Dec-12 13:22pm
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Good to hear,
*Note - Voting on the answers that help the input from others improves statuses.
Thanks
M.Edmison
18-Dec-12 14:54pm
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You can if you have access to the server in terms of an admin and it is a Intranet server. YOu can do the MAPI method and set the send from just like setting the variable. however if its an external smtp server, I would agree.
This might be what your saying, just adding for clarity.
Thanks
M.Edmison
14-Dec-12 15:53pm
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Reason for my vote of 5 \n Short, Simple, and precise!!!
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