If your DBF file is created by one application, but you want to open the fixed file in another application, then you may fail. The solution is to set the correct version in the combo box beside "Select DBF to be repaired" edit box according to the second application and then start reparation again. For example, your DBF file is created by Clipper but you want to open it in dBase III, then you need to set "Version" to "dBase III" and then repair the file again.

Contact with our technical support: support@datanumen.com. If possible, please also save the repair log into a file(make sure the "Include System Information" option in the save file dialog is selected) and attach it in your e-mail.

XBase.pm doesn't support this directly. You'd probably want to create new table, copy the data and rename back. Patches are always welcome.

You will have to search the filesystem for files of the same size as the file you're reading, and compare information in them to find the file you're working on.

Random Lengths submits e-mail publications to its Internet Service Provider as close as possible to the release times indicated above. However, many factors affect the publication process and release times may vary from one week to the next, especially for the Midweek and Lumber Reports Although most subscribers receive their e-mail reports promptly after the release time, delays in delivery of e-mails can occur that are out of our control.

For reading -- yes. For writing -- XBase.pm has a locksh and lockex method to lock the file. The question is to what extend Clipper (or Fox* or whatever) uses the same system calls, documentation of native XBase applications doesn't tell this. So the answer is that for multiple updates you should probably consider real RDBMS system (PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, to name a few). No, it doesn't. The character data is returned exactly as it appears in the dbf/dbt file.

Yes. You will need software to extract the compressed zip file (for example, WinZip). For the XLS service, you will need software that can import MS Excel v5.0 spreadsheet files (for example, Excel). For the DBF service, you will need software that can import DBase III database files (for example, Access)

Contact Random Lengths and let us know you are having problems. We can resend the report directly to you, provide suggestions, and help you test solutions with your technical support staff.

If you use auto backup,the fixed file is rename to Fixed.xxx.xxx and the fixed files locat in the same folder of the movies. If you not use auto backup,the corrupted movies are the fixed movies.

If you take your file to the actual store, make sure all the files you have on your media card/cd are all .jpeg files. Walgreen's, especially, has problems printing up photos from a cd that has .tiff, bitmap, and video files. Clear your cd or card of all files that are not .jpeg files.(back to top)

Send us an e-mail, with the mod number and we'll fix the error. Do not post in the comments about errors, they will be deleted, please us E-Mail.

Yes, you can open Fixed Deposits through bankonline@dcb. You can also set up maturity instructions and change them whenever required. You can open a Fixed Deposit by transferring funds from an existing account with us. You have to access the ‘Start a Fixed Deposit’ option from the Fixed Deposits section, choose the type of deposit, term and amount and specify the account to be debited. You will then be asked to confirm the details you have keyed in.

How do you turn off the warning feature? If you have an account to a computer that allows you to change the Windows Registry, then you can alter the settings to stop warning you about unsafe code. To do so: 1. Click on "Tools" in the upper tool bar, 2. Click on "Macro", 3. Click on "Security", and finally 4. Set Security to "Low." The danger is, of course, that if you open an Access database from someone who has slipped a virus into the code, without this warning, you could wreck your computer.

It is possible that your Web browser is not configured properly to display PDF files. Please see the following article from Adobe: PDF pages don't appear in Web browser window.

This happened because you did not use the Tools button and choose Mapping / GIS. When viewing maps while generating air quality grids, filtering monitor data, and other activities within BenMAP you do not have access to other types of maps. This is to avoid too many competing activities.

If you set "Ask me before connecting" in the Preferences dialog, SETI@home will display more detailed information for many errors. Change the Default Primary Video Device from PCI to AGP, making the internal AGP the boot display device. When I got my new PC I transferred my Seti files from the old one. Everything worked. The processing was going 3 times faster then before. Then last August I downloaded a new version of Seti.

You can configure the Pop-up Blocker so that pop-ups are allowed for this site by going into the Tools menu -- Pop-up Blocker -- Pop-up Blocker Settings. In the "Address of Web site to allow" section, enter the address for the Oracle system and click the Add button. If you want to re-enable pop-ups for all sites, go into the Tools menu -- Pop-up Blocker -- Turn-off Pop-up Blocker. Alternatively, you can go into the Tools menu -- Internet Options -- Privacy tab -- disable Pop-up Blocker.

MSO file is a Microsoft Office file. The EDMS uses file signatures (also known as "magic numbers") to determine file type. All types of Microsoft Office files share the same file signature, and, as a result, different kinds of files will be assigned the MSO extension. If you download an MSO from the EDMS, use different Microsoft Office programs to try to open it. Right-click on the file and select "Open with" > "Choose Program".