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put it at the beginning Inbox OR FollowUp ...-PPLandry (January 15, 2008, 04:14 PM)
could you though introduce them as sub-items to they same grid?-tomos (January 15, 2008, 04:18 PM)
Pierre - your parents should have called you "Eve"And I do love applesJust when I thought it was safe to enter an electronics store, too...
-Darwin (January 15, 2008, 02:21 PM)
Yes! But I didn't bother... I have an Intel integrated graphics card in an old Centrino notebook and I decided that for now I'm not interested in splitting the 64MB of shared memory between the two displays. I mean, I'm sure it would work, but I figure there's not much point getting an expensive secondary monitor until I've verified that it will work! I'm too lazy to go 10 minutes up the street and plug my friend's Samsung monitor into my notebook to see what happens.I have a 4 year old centrino with integrated graphics and I can guarantee you that working on dual-monitors is beautiful (64MB is plenty unless you're doing games. My laptop has 1400x1050=1.5Mpix, the external has 1600x1200=1.9Mpix. Total is 3.4Mpix. At 32bit per pixel, that comes to a total of 14 MB... well under your 64MB). I saw not difference in performance, Windows manages dual screen beautifully, and that 21" samsung 204B is wonderful in landscape and portrait mode.-Darwin (January 15, 2008, 12:21 PM)
Making a full featured editor is a big job which I'd like to postpone if I can. Preliminary test seem good. I can create a word document in a window and load text into it. Menus are OK too. Main thing left to fix: docked toolbars do not show.I'm having some bugs with the html pane. The problem with the enter key is still happening. Also, I just entered something in the html pane, and the pane kind of froze, and the same content appeared when I clicked to other items. Finally, I clicked to another grid and it went away. Then, I came back to what I typed in the html pane before, and it wasn't there anymore.Enter key: see https://www.donation...32.msg95964#msg95964-superboyac (January 14, 2008, 06:15 PM)
Forgive my ignorance, but is there some particular reason why this is bad?Once installed, users (good and malicious ones) should not be able to access the program files folders. That way, less chance that something will go wrong. That is the theory. All program data, should use application data/program name/...-SKesselman (January 14, 2008, 11:50 AM)
Does it have to flat for the pivots to read the information?No it doesn't need to be flat. Some explanation is required here. Items exist independant of the Hierarchy. I like to say that items are like individuals. The fact that you have parents or children does not change the fact that you are a person. The same in SQLNotes. To determine what the pivot table of a specific grid can see in terms of items, set hierarchy, context parents and save item states to Off. Those items are the only ones which "belong" to the grid. The rest were added to help you manage your information.-superboyac (January 14, 2008, 10:47 AM)
This, imho, is retarded. NO APPLICATION SHOULD INSTALL TO C:\. Not in the modern day and age. Program files exists for a reason, as a single place for installed applications. GemX just made a very big bonehead move.I suspect that they had problems with getting their app Vista compatible and instead of making significant changes, decided to get out of the Program files folder altogether. But this is pure speculation on my part (I was also shocked when I read that).-Josh (January 13, 2008, 04:31 PM)
(or turn my 21" to portrait mode)I closed my spreadsheet and never saved it and for some unknown reason when the dialog came I chose close without saving.If the file was opened from an email client, it is saved in a temp folder. It should stay there quite some time.
Is there a way to get that file back? Is there a temporary hiding somewhere?
TIA!-CodeTRUCKER (January 12, 2008, 01:42 AM)
backup management is just one example of this. No need to apologize. I understood, it's actually Pierre's words that it's free, but he means that it's free to use now, while we shareware veteran users still call it trialYes, I tend to write: free while in beta... which does translate to a trial with an undetermined end date
Actually I downloaded about two times months ago, and it never worked on my system. This is the first build that works for me, and it already looks way more complete than the older ones. It's very powerful but also steep learning curve. I'm a happy UltraRecall user, no need to change, but SQLNotes might be hard to resist (the inner child needs to play).-tamasd (January 12, 2008, 08:39 PM)
More for pivot tables:1- To open the same pivot more than once, open the grid more than once and then show the pivot for each one. To open a grid more than once, shift-click on the grid button
Can I have the pivot tables auto-hide? Can I have more than one open at once? Can I save the pivot tables somehow? When I close the pivot table after I had docked it horizontally split, when I reopen, it opens full-screen again. Is there a way to save the last used setting?-superboyac (January 11, 2008, 04:18 PM)
