Question: Let’s assume I am logged onto an NT Workstation as a normal user. Using one of your10-Minute Solutions I managed to get the LogonUser API to log me in as theAdministrator (i.e., returned True) with VB. Now I want to shell an EXE as the logged onAdministrator and not
Question: I have written a function which strips out all carriage returns from a memo field passed toit, replacing them with the characters ““. The returned piece of text is thenplaced/merged into a text file. However, when I go to look at my text file, it appears thatseveral carriage returns
Question: I have a form with a block of code that hides the form and then calls another form. This other form accepts input, saves it to a table and then returns to the block of code that called it, which should then show the initial form. Problem is the
Question: I have a multi-page form with navigation controls on the first page. When I “Next”through the records, the data fields refresh fine on Page One but not on the other pages.What am I doing wrong? Answer: The Next button calls the refresh method of the pageframe. For GUI optimization
Question: Is there any way for FoxPro to accept a command-line argument: c:foxpro2.0fox myprogram “Justin” Where “Justin” is a string sent to the FoxPro program ‘myprogram’ as a parameter? Answer: No, you cannot do that directly. You could compile Myprogram into an EXE and run it from the command line:
Question: How do I find the parents of a control? Answer: All VFP objects have a property called “parent,” which is an object reference to thecontainer of the object. For example, let’s say you have a form with a container on it, and on the container youhave a command button.
Question: How many fields is one allowed in a FoxPro table? Answer: VFP tables can contain 255 fields.
Question: Will OWA 2000 provide access to public contacts and access to the users journal? Answer: The answers to your questions, you’ll be pleased to hear, are yes and yes. The new Web Store makes virtually every folder and item in Exchange accessible througha URL (assuming you have the proper
Question: How come I can’t open some directories on my C: drive? I get the error”c:directoryname is not accessible. Access is denied.” Answer: I have had the same problem on a number of occasions, particularly with a bad SCSI cardI once had. I strongly suggest that, from the command line,