Dynamic Global Variable Declaration
Question: Can I declare a global variable at runtime? Answer: Yes and no. You cannot add a global variable at runtime, but you can dynamically create an object and store
Question: Can I declare a global variable at runtime? Answer: Yes and no. You cannot add a global variable at runtime, but you can dynamically create an object and store
Question: I read recently that Exchange databases, like the Public and Private Information Stores, are highly susceptible to corruption when exceeding 4GB. Our Exchange 5.5 (Standard Edition) claims a 16GB
Question: I have my first Visual FoxPro app that runs fine in the development environment, but will not run in runtime. What do I need to do to keep it
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Question: I would like to distribute my application on CD. The distribution kit I have is on 1.44 disk. Can I get a batch to update my distribution code to
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Question: I would like to know how to call the CD-Rom, or rather search for its drive letter. Answer: You can use the FileSystemObject (Microsoft Scripting Runtime in the references
Question: I have seen an easy way to increase any given portion of NOW(), but it was months ago and I can’t find it again. What I want to accomplish