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... the data conversion is my main issue. 3) Otto, my clients use a lot of programs, and they simply don't take the time to understand their systems. Connectivity issues cause them stress, but it happens, then I have to clean it up. I'm thinking I don't want to open up the whole new avenue of Terminal ...

... set of Windows 8 technologies. It includes all the features in Windows 8 plus features for encryption, virtualization, PC management and domain connectivity. Windows Media Center will be available as an economical “media pack” add-on to Windows 8 Pro. If you are an enthusiast or you want to ...

... set of Windows 8 technologies. It includes all the features in Windows 8 plus features for encryption, virtualization, PC management and domain connectivity. Windows Media Center will be available as an economical “media pack” add-on to Windows 8 Pro. If you are an enthusiast or you want to ...

... network program will function quite well. I think phones are generally too small to conduct business. But tablets will have the same network connectivity. The key issue will be the web interfaces. I used hosted servers, and they will be cautious about me putting any running programs on there. ...

... or A-ASSOCIATE-RJ PDU, send an A-RELEASE_RQ PDU wait for the returned A_RELEASE-AC PDU and terminate the DICOM Association. Thus you can confirm connectivity with any DICOM compliant device that supports the A-ASSOCIATE service (which pretty much any DICOM device should). Whilst there is still ...

... to have to make sure there is an ODBC or a run-time ( .net framework ) client configured on each pc .. All windows operating systems have native connectivity to MS Sql server .. right out of the box .. nothing to configure .. it just runs with your ADO code. My intention is that when I run my ...

... have ODBC configured .. or have the correct version of .net framework .. I would be doing nothing but answering help desk calls on configuration connectivity issues .. For me .. SQL Server and ADO is a perfect match .. just compile your .exe and distribute it .. burn in your connection string ...

... to have to make sure there is an ODBC or a run-time ( .net framework ) client configured on each pc .. All windows operating systems have native connectivity to MS Sql server .. right out of the box .. nothing to configure .. it just runs with your ADO code. I worked for a large state Agency ...

... You can use all your existing ADO code .. and you do not need a pc client to talk natively to SQL Server or SQL Express .. all the client connectivity is already built into WinXP thru Win7 .. no runtimes, no net framework .. no need to install any client software on each desktop. Rick ...

... You can use all your existing ADO code .. and you do not need a pc client to talk natively to SQL Server or SQL Express .. all the client connectivity is already built into WinXP thru Win7 .. no runtimes, no net framework .. no need to install any client software on each desktop. Rick ...

... It works great. I added local network support by binding the emulator to Micrsooft's loopback adapter installed on the host computer. That gave me connectivity back to IIS and a web service running on the host workstation. Thanks again, -Todd ---- Datalogic Mobile - US

... in painting errors. Nothing wrong with the code or fwh. In a large network environment there could be many external factors that would disturb the connectivity with the servers momentarily or for longer periods effecting the functioning of the recordset. From then onwards I started disconnecting ...

... either C#, or Visual Basic. I dislike run-times .. but it looks like the .net train is gathering a lot of motion. Please look at both the .net ADO connectivity as well as the .net controls in your research. I will follow this thread with much interest !! Rick Lipkin

... IP address, it would update the same at the DynDNS site. It would take couple of minutes for the IP to get updated depending on the speed internet connectivity and the site. Regards Anser

To All It seems I may have bad news for using the .Net connectivity framework .. This link seems to be correct for the .net connection string : http://connectionstrings.com/sql-server-2005 If anyone has any suggestions or comments .. let me know Rick ...