This error occured when working on a problem for a client where a third party fuel monitoring system was being linked up to email to send status reports. The system had been working successfully for a period of time and then developed the habit of popping up the message (5 times) before allowing the user […]
I received a message “@commands and other UI functions are not allowed in this context” when opening a domino form after making a simple change – in this case adding a button that would be used to launch another form creation. The create form button did not reference the form it was on – it […]
I got an email announcing the new release of Winzip – version 17. Having used the product back from its inception and its initial battle to overcome the likes of PKzip – it gets harder to remember what changes have appeared in each incarnation. According to Winzip’s blurb the changes are :- . NEW! Zip […]
Most users of access who have upsized their app to SQL will be familiar with the various wizards in the recent releases that facilitate data transfer to SQL Server. However sometimes this approach won’t work. A client recently came to me with an issue relating to an older access database which used data access pages […]
On a webinar organised by TLCC and IBM – we got the skinny on the next release of Notes – now officially Notes 9. This release is likely to be the most important release for developers and users alike and this is the best opportunity for those of us who have stayed loyal to the […]
The Microsoft Wireless Arc Touch doesn’t look like your fathers mouse. Its a departure from the “full body” mouse that we have gotten used to in the various sizes from desktop to ultra portable. It actually looks more like a mobile phone and the means on switching on and off involves bending the lower part […]
Apologies to Tina Turner for rearranging the words of her song “Rolling on a river” I have used trackballs rather than mice for the last number of years to suit a multi screen (6 way) setup with Input Director controlling 3 machines. This gives me the ability to manage and monitor multiple systems whilst also […]
A client required a link between two locations to allow disaster recovery planning to create off site copies of virtual machines and dat. However the preferred fibre optic option was not possible and the client required a higher bandwidth that conventional fibre to cabinet offerings such as BT Infinity.
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