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What’s Up with Sedna?, we should be seeing a beta of Visual FoxPro 9.0 SP2 and Sedna in the next month. Given that the May “Letter from the Editor” wasn’t released until the very beginning of June, I’m guessing that they’ll be released towards the end of June or the beginning of July. I guess I could just ask Milind when the release is scheduled for, but that would take all of the fun out of it and they may not have a firm date set anyways.
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Truth be told, I like wondering if “today’s the day” just as much as some of the rest of you do.As most of you know, I am contracting for Microsoft presently and working on the “Vista Toolkit” portion of Sedna. The following are a few of the things that are currently being considered for inclusion in the beta:Microsoft pretty well deprecated most of the stuff I had previously done for this. That’s one of the problems with being first-out-of-the-gate, they can always decide to change their minds.
The bad news is that in so doing Microsoft took away some of the functionality we had access to before (not just for Visual FoxPro developers – this affected everyone). The good news is that instead of using a custom assembly, developers can now access WDS via an OLEDB Provider. This makes the task much easier and even more natural for Visual FoxPro developers.The Vista Toolkit project relating to MSFeeds is a Visual FoxPro class library that contains classes wrapping nearly all of the classes and functionality provided by Windows RSS Platform. An RSS reader was even built to serve as an example of how to use this library in Visual FoxPro. For those of you that haven’t seen it, you can see regarding Sedna.One of the things that is important to a significant portion of the Visual FoxPro community is making sure that their applications don’t look dated or shabby when compared with the applications created by other development tools. Now, some developers are just piss poor when it comes to creating professional looking interfaces regardless of the tool’s abilities (You know who you are with your techno-colored screens, Windows 95 graphics, a hundred different font styles and a penchant for never visually balancing or lining up anything.), but for the rest of the artistic, Windows Guideline conscious developers out there, being able to give an application an up-to-date look and feel is important.
Sometimes perception truly is everything, so in the interest of that a.NET assembly has been created that provides the ability for Visual FoxPro developers to use the updated Vista dialogs when creating applications for Microsoft’s newest operating system.Now, some of you may be thinking surely Microsoft updated the GetFile, GetFont, GetPrinter, PutFile, and Sys(1037)functions to use the newer dialogs and created a TaskDialog function similar to Messagebox, right? That was part of my job, and I had to find a way of doing it that was external to the Visual FoxPro core and I couldn’t use an FLL either (I tried, believe me I tried). The previously mentioned functions use the older-style dialogs and continue to work thanks to the backwards compatibility of Vista, but they look a little dated (even with the updated Windows icons in Vista). A few screen shots may better illustrate the pointVista’s Open Dialog vs the GetFile DialogVista’s Save Dialog vs the PutFile DialogVista’s TaskDialog vs the Messagebox DialogUsing these new dialogs is fairly straight-forward unless you are allergic to OOP.
Dear Laxmi,I have installed Windows Vista Business few days back. I have Novell network 5.00. I could not run dos based Foxpro 2.6from dos prompt in network drive on Vista Business machine.From hard drive from C: and D: it has work properly for loading foxpro window. But when I have log from network drivee.g.F:useracctfox - it give error that 'Can not create program work space, Noy have enough disk space F:useracct23456789.tmpbecause when foxpro load it will creates some temp files. What should be the sloution?
I have read your question about too many files open thats why I am asking you.Thanks in advance.RegardsVipul PatelIT - ExecutiveAhmedabad. You should have started a new question with a new thread.Regardless, you can easily add a line in the ASCII text config.fp file that FoxPro for DOS uses when first loading to point FoxPro's temporary files to a local location where you have both proper access rights and plenty of diskspace.A line in your CONFIG.FP like:TEMP=C:Tempwhere Temp is a folder I created on my PC using Vista. You can pick any folder that you have write access to on your Vista PC. Just make it easy on yourself and be consistent. You should have started a new question with a new thread.Regardless, you can easily add a line in the ASCII text config.fp file that FoxPro for DOS uses when first loading to point FoxPro's temporary files to a local location where you have both proper access rights and plenty of diskspace.A line in your CONFIG.FP like:TEMP=C:Tempwhere Temp is a folder I created on my PC using Vista. You can pick any folder that you have write access to on your Vista PC. Just make it easy on yourself and be consistent.
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I have installed Windows Vista Business 64 bit few days back. I have windows xp pro previously which is working perfectly with foxpro 2.6 except no prints are coming via shared printer installed at computer having XP but prints are successful when the command is given from computers running on win 98I could not run dos based Foxpro 2.6 the windows vista bussiness as 'it does not support 64 bit computing'.What should be the sloution? I have read your question and am hopeful that you may have found answer to your problem.thats why I am asking you. Have you?if you have, please helpThanks in advance.RegardsArun sharma.