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How do i make a .prg file in Foxpro as multiuser or client server mode/
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I have an application running under Foxpro.It is created on stand alone pc having different modules.
What is required is create the Application as multiuser on client server achitecture and i want that some .prg files should not work for some users and some should work for any kind of users.
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I have an application running under Foxpro.It is created on stand alone pc having different modules.
What is required is create the Application as multiuser on client server achitecture and i want that some .prg files should not work for some users and some should work for any kind of users.
Kinldy Help
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Interesting how Microsoft duplicates similar topics...
My link (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa977187(VS.71).aspx) was for VFP 8
Above link from Andrew is for VFP 7
One more exists for VFP 9.2: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/zcehys9z(VS.80).aspx and it seems to be the most current.
In addition to above links Microsoft is publishing exactly same topic "for .NET 3.5": http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/zcehys9z.aspx
Is this the goal of HTML?
My link (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa977187(VS.71).aspx) was for VFP 8
Above link from Andrew is for VFP 7
One more exists for VFP 9.2: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/zcehys9z(VS.80).aspx and it seems to be the most current.
In addition to above links Microsoft is publishing exactly same topic "for .NET 3.5": http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/zcehys9z.aspx
Is this the goal of HTML?
There was a lost pilot in a chopper in foggy Seattle. He saw a bunch of guys working in an office on high floor of a building. They turned out to be MS developers. He wrote to them on a paper asking where he was and signaled in his hands that he was lost. They wrote on a paper that he was in a chopper!
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As it will waste lot of time. So we are in lloking for the optimized solution.Like sharing the software across the machines and then enabling or disabling the menus.