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... at my age, I just want to keep my clients happy with updates, and I'm not trying to compete in the newest programming styles and languages. Frankly, the reason I don't "stop" is because clients actually have called me and asked me to not do that. So I do continue, but I also focus ...

... works. What I still do not understand because in the program where I have filters, conditions etc, the normal thing does not work for me, I am frankly sad. Thank you so much everyone. Jose.

... It would take well over a year for me to reprogram what I have under mod-harbour. At this stage in my life, that is a huge investment of time, and frankly, the likelihood of a return on my investment is very small. I would be interested in exploring it ( perhaps ) for smaller projects, but not ...

... and there is no gain. If they were fully successful, they would only cause a small business owner the time to reformat and reload everything. Frankly, that would take less time than it would take to hack the process. So far we have experienced no problem. Hopefully, that will continue. It ...

... And for me yours at the moment is the completest. I mean we need: name, logo, helpfile, API, a person/team who is keeping the source code. Maybe “ frankly dBase ” could be a good name.  The word by word translation to German sounds good – but I do not know if “franky dBase” would hit the sense ...

... Could it be old age ? Is it just new FW builds conflicting with old programming styles ? Could it be Windows 10, Harbour, FWH, or MSVC 2015 ? Frankly, it can be a combination of these, and it's just plain getting harder to figure out what is happening, why, and how to fix it. I suppose that ...

... as I wrote to Antonio Linares I am tired of reading these messages offensive to people who have not figured out what is the problem and frankly at this point no one else would publish and never would share a class in my place. and I remain to read the offensive messages like an idiot ...

... 1982 ( and it was my 2nd career back then ). Antonio uses Harbour, and the developers there will cooperate with him. xHarbour was a variant and frankly those folks were not supportive of his work. Still, he provided a product for both environments. I think people are starting to see what I shared ...

Antonio, That is a nice idea, but it takes a LOT of time. You are competing against teams of thousands of developers. Frankly, if I had my choice, and you were going to divert your time, I would suggest it be to creating a cloud based system where we could store and retrieve our data. ...

George, My experience is with a comprehensive management system for a small business. I like tablets, but frankly, I don't want to run accounting, inventory control, customer followup, histories, etc. on a tablet. My plan is quite simple. I would write an application for your ...

From zdnet today: Frankly, I’m OK with a Microsoft tablet computer By Ken Hess | June 26, 2012, 4:00am PDT Summary: It’s easy to sit back and throw stones at Microsoft’s decision to brand a tablet computer but I have some very compelling ...

... databases of my application. It would be best to actually separate the calendar class and create a subclass for the application information, but frankly this was just easier. Use this as an example and modify it to meet your individual needs. http://www.masterlinksoftware.com/Views/tCodejock.prg ...

... thus they can be in DBF/CDX mode naturally, and if it is present, they are in Client Server mode. I recommend it for more then two workstations. Frankly, if a company needs more then 2 workstations, it can afford an ADS license. Your cost to develope for it is free. Thats pretty affordable.

... code xHarbour from CVS, now that I try, I have changed some things, I could suggest how it is currently building! I searched for information but frankly I have not found how. Before, what he did, was to have the bison.exe and bison.sim in borland folder and defined an environment variable to ...

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