In the North American, When is summer ...?

Dick

you forgot to get the Year() command correctly ... may be it has
changed ... to year + 1

anyway autumn starts on 21st september ... in scotland anyway - but
may be we will get an "indian summer" - thats good barabequeue weather
- this autumn as we already had already the autumn storms in the
summer ...

its this global warming business apparently - may be affects north
american life as well ....

richard

Ever use Visual Studio?
I love the VO IDE!

--
Grtz, Marc


"D.J.W. van Kooten" <public@ic2remove.this.com> schreef in bericht
news:d3kob45i6g1fpevtlacp8ta6ju49b5h2t8@4ax.com...
> On Mon, 1 Sep 2008 20:24:19 +0100, "Al"
> <al@[nospam]byteitservices.co.uk> wrote:
>
> Hello Al,
>
>>I am not concerned for a release, at the moment, fingers crossed
>>everything
>>is as rock solid as I ever recall. My only issue is the IDE crashes and
>>Repo
>>corruption, however this is an installation issue not a CAVO problem
>
> I take this is ment funny? Something like 'I have the best car in the
> world, only problem is that it usually doesn't start and it doesn't
> listen to the steering wheel, but that's a problem of the rOads, not
> the car....'<BG>
>
> The repo was a bad idea from the beginning and it would have been
> great when it were replaced by something more reliable. If it's as
> wrong on your system as you describe, it is 100% a cavo problem...
>
> Having said this, 2.8's repo is far more reliable compared to 2.7 and
> most issues are much easier solved. But they still exist.
>
> Dick van Kooten

On Sep 1, 2:06*pm, E®!k \\/!sser <nos...@nospam.com> wrote:
> Al,
>
> > I think for the sake of the this announcement we can give or take an
> > approximate 3 week lee way. *I don't think Luigi was really after a
> > definition.
>
> No, you were! <g>
>
> But you are a very optimistic guy if you know the history of Grafx,
> announcements and releasedates.
>
> Erik

Don't get to rough with Grafx. As with any major development, release
dates tend to be SWAGs (scientific wild-ass guesses). Microsoft being
much larger than Grafx has always been plagued with release dates.
Apple, however, tends to not release assumptions, so they remain "off
the radar" in most people's views. Then again, when do you ever hear
about major development projects for Apple products other than
graphics packages.

Tom Wood
(been away from to community for several years but glad to be back)

Does anyone remember when Clipper Summer '87 was released?

Yes... it was during summer in 1887...


"Mike Pitcher" <mike_no_spam_please_@pamuk.demon.co.uk> ha scritto nel
messaggio
news:2cd1ba83-bae0-4e12-8f49-60fc4b49f9ef@z72g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...
> Does anyone remember when Clipper Summer '87 was released?

Typo! 1 Jun is the start of summer everywhere in the northern hemisphere
just as it is the start of winter on the southern side.

So a 'summer' release has until 31 Aug to materialise.

So it's late <g>


"Al" <al@[nospam]byteitservices.co.uk> wrote in message
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> "DPLuigi" <dpluigi@email.it> wrote in message
> news:f70c057c-5c33-4011-9f1a-c9475e19355f@b1g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
>
> >
> > Hi to All
> >
> > On news1.cavo.com , Brian ha annunced that in the summer will be
> > released the "service pack 2" and now, in my country the summer is
> > finished while in the North American When is ?
> >
> > Best Regards Luigi De Palma
>
>
> Its the same everywhere in the northern hemisphere isn't it? So will start
> on the 21st June?
>
> Al

<g>

Where does this 21st date come from. If I watch your retail stores they
are adverting Autumn clothing ranges with Autumn as starting on the 1st
of Sep, just as they announce Spring down here.


"richard.townsendrose" <richard.townsendrose@googlemail.com> wrote in
message
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> Dick
>
> you forgot to get the Year() command correctly ... may be it has
> changed ... to year + 1
>
> anyway autumn starts on 21st september ... in scotland anyway - but
> may be we will get an "indian summer" - thats good barabequeue weather
> - this autumn as we already had already the autumn storms in the
> summer ...
>
> its this global warming business apparently - may be affects north
> american life as well ....
>
> richard

No, you are right! The VO IDE is king from a productivity point of view
and I suspect that will never change. I use both VS and VO daily and I
never cease to feel that sense of relief going back to the simplicity of
VO.

However, what you cannot overlook with VS is its ubiquity: it is the
same repo for server management, report design, code design, website
design and Office add-in design. The intellisense is hugely valuable and
the debugging experience something VO'ers can't even dream about. Its
connectivity to help, its editors and searches, its installers, its
security, its source control... gosh, it is simply generations ahead of
VO.

Whilst VO is and was an outstanding IDE for its time, it has now been
left significantly behind in terms of functionality and that does become
important as we move forward.

Vulcanites in particular will be doing themselves a serious disservice
if they do not embrace VS and learn it in detail and use it for their
Vulcan apps.

Geoff



"Marc Verkade [Marti IT]" <marcatM@rtidotnl> wrote in message
news:48bd9fd9$0$773$58c7af7e@news.kabelfoon.nl:

> Ever use Visual Studio?
> I love the VO IDE!
>
> --
> Grtz, Marc
>
>
> "D.J.W. van Kooten" <public@ic2remove.this.com> schreef in bericht
> news:d3kob45i6g1fpevtlacp8ta6ju49b5h2t8@4ax.com...
>
> > On Mon, 1 Sep 2008 20:24:19 +0100, "Al"
> > <al@[nospam]byteitservices.co.uk> wrote:
> >
> > Hello Al,
> >
>
> >>I am not concerned for a release, at the moment, fingers crossed
> >>everything
> >>is as rock solid as I ever recall. My only issue is the IDE crashes and
> >>Repo
> >>corruption, however this is an installation issue not a CAVO problem
> >
>
> > I take this is ment funny? Something like 'I have the best car in the
> > world, only problem is that it usually doesn't start and it doesn't
> > listen to the steering wheel, but that's a problem of the rOads, not
> > the car....'<BG>
> >
> > The repo was a bad idea from the beginning and it would have been
> > great when it were replaced by something more reliable. If it's as
> > wrong on your system as you describe, it is 100% a cavo problem...
> >
> > Having said this, 2.8's repo is far more reliable compared to 2.7 and
> > most issues are much easier solved. But they still exist.
> >
> > Dick van Kooten

? wouldn't that have been Summer of 1987?



"Mike Pitcher" <mike_no_spam_please_@pamuk.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Does anyone remember when Clipper Summer '87 was released?

"Geoff Schaller" <geoffx@softxwareobjectives.com.au> wrote in message
news:48c1d312$1@dnews.tpgi.com.au...
> Typo! 1 Jun is the start of summer everywhere in the northern hemisphere
> just as it is the start of winter on the southern side.
>
> So a 'summer' release has until 31 Aug to materialise.
>
> So it's late <g>
>
>
21st or 22nd official start dates for Summer. 21st would be the summer
solstice and longest day, so you could argue 22nd is the first day of
summer.

Al