Hey Richard,
I don't see any replies yet so I assume someone is trying to figure out a
reply :)
Keep up the great work :)
Regards
Dimitris
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 12:02 AM, richard terry wrote:
> Hi LIst/benoit,
>
> My mailbox apparently overflowed and my ISP bounced all my emails for the
> la
This didnt seem to end up on the list, so I've sent again.
I've saved images back to my tables for ages, but with very in-efficent code,
so I looked at the picturedb sample and it works fine for postgres so I
thought I'd just its method for saving the pitures.
So:
>From the doc's:
FUNCTION C
Hi LIst/benoit,
My mailbox apparently overflowed and my ISP bounced all my emails for the last
24/24rs, so I wondered if anyone posted me or replied to my question about
images if you could re-post.
I'll repost it anyway to ensure it got to the list.
Sorry.
richard
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This didnt seem to end up on the list, so I've sent again.
I've saved images back to my tables for ages, but with very in-efficent code,
so I looked at the picturedb sample and it works fine for postgres so I
thought I'd just its method for saving the pitures.
So:
>From the doc's:
FUNCTION C
I've saved images back to my tables for ages, but with very in-efficent code,
so I looked at the picturedb sample and it works fine for postgres so I
thought I'd just its method for saving the pitures.
So:
>From the doc's:
FUNCTION Create ( Table AS String ) AS Result
postgres.
I've a valid
Il sabato 26 settembre 2009 21:55:33 Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
> > Hi, Benoit.
> >
> > It seems that Clipboard.Paste() doesn't work (see example pasteclip).
> >
> > I select a text somewhere, then press in the example "Paste from
> > clipboard", but it does not return the text I've selected. To
Robert JUHASZ ha scritto:
> Hello,
>
> I'm very happy with this solution and was perfect as long as I used my
> program myself.
> Now I wanna put it in a common folder on the server and for storing the
> files I'll use a folder. To avoid the direct access of this folder, I'll
> make it protected.
>
