I need to be able to export to Excel as well.
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I need to be able to export to Excel as well.
-- There is an Word, Access, Publisher and also Excel Clone apps also included into the package, they also work with the same file support as the Microsoft products...
I can't wait until this is released. It looks so exciting!
You wouldn't believe that I had passed out on the Keyboard pressing the "D" key for Dim???
No, I really do!
So why are you doing this exactly? It seems like a whole bunch of work.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
Aw, I never realized you could write so much on a DVD! I mean it's only two sides and so little area to write on! A book is much better, and bigger!Quote:
Originally Posted by techgnome
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-- Welll it's like a learning thing that I must be able to do something with, my skills when I left my profession in a zap!!Quote:
Originally Posted by formlesstree4
What? He posted the code on his forum and then released the compiled version on dvd... He's crazy! :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by honeybee
Just imagine! All that source code fits onto a small DVD!! Ain't that amazing?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nightwalker83
I met a guy once who could write my and my wifey's name on a grain of rice, without using any magnifier. This seems to be a comparable feat.
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To do that, really means something of that oneself, doesn't it???
I can write an entire dictionary on a single grain of rice without a magnifying glass....as long as you don't have one, either.
Is that some sort of modern day type of proverb???
Shaggy, that's really cheating! This guy I mentioned could actually write the names which we could read. C'mon this is a serious thread. The guy from down under is able to fit all his code onto the small surface of a DVD!
ThEiMp, do you write on both sides of the disc or only the shiny side? Could you possibly use both sides and you know, write in a slightly bigger font size so I can try and read it?
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Really. I only use a small amount of the surface, cause that is what I do, in programming and CD Publishing. Anyway it has been many years, since that we have publshed anything that we have alone done for the business...
On CDs, it is possible to see how much of the disc has been used. Is that also possible on DVDs?
Yes, but it's not that accurate in deed. Cause of the fact that each disc is alittle bigger to a little smaller than the other. Well that happens on the one that I am using, I think that I need a better Burner...
Oh, so you use a burner! That explains it!
Last night I tried writing onto a discarded CD with a needle. Mind you, I was using a magnifying glass and trying to use as small a handwriting as I could, but still I couldn't fit more than the first page of David Copperfield onto the entire surface. Not to mention the needle broke twice and my fingers are still paining.
I don't know how you manage to write so much code onto it, but I bet using a burner must be easier on your fingers.
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This last page, really turned the tides on this, huh?
Turned the tides? You mean turned the sides, don't you? a CD or a DVD has two sides, not tides.
There are no pages, that's the biggest advantage of using a digital medium like a CD. Once you are done with one side, you just turn the side and read the other one. No need to carry heavy books and flip through pages. That's what I like about the compact disks!
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Lol, solid correction.Quote:
Originally Posted by honeybee
Well, I have been off for a long time, seeing that I had lung infection and then went to hospitial. Well that tore it just right, about then. I didn't know what to do. Then finally today the released me, from hospital and then I was feeling like trying to ring the neck of the taxi driver, that was driving me home!!
Welcome back to the land of the living. I hope the hospital thoroughly debugged you before releasing!Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
By the way, do you feel up to editing the thread title? If you changed the MSDN in the title to IDE and added the word Languages at the end, new readers would fail to understand why you attracted so much jesting.
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Hope you're all right and well!Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
Grammar police would have a field day with this. You and your comma's.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
Lung infections can kind of suck. Tends to run you down a bit if you aren't getting the full amount of oxygen.
You are soooooo not like the Yotamarker! That's perhaps the most coherent post from you, which should be enough to absolve you from any suspicions of being or impersonating (is that the right word?) yotamarker.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
Welcome to the human world, and take care of yourself.
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Maybe it's pretending to be sick to appar human and fool us. Like those robots in Screamers (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114367/). That girl that turns out to be a robot at the end (if you haven't seen the movie by now I don't care that I've spoilt it) can bleed and perform other marriage related tasks. And we all know that the latter part is something Moti was planning from the beginning. What with all the making life like human dolls.Quote:
Originally Posted by honeybee
Even then it seems Yotamarker has now started posting himself/herself/itself/whatever applicable, instead of using Moti as the intermediary or medium. That's still a plus!Quote:
Originally Posted by baja_yu
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I don't know. It all sounds a bit SkyNet to me.
How is this a plus? That means the Yotamarker is even closer towards world domination!Quote:
Originally Posted by honeybee
Good... the sooner the better ... then I can stop making decisions...Quote:
Originally Posted by thebuffalo
-tg
Well, I don't know about that, only if Yotamarker intends to dominate the world, he/she/it won't need Moti for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by thebuffalo
Now I don't know if that is good or bad.
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Yeah but YotaMaker can't print her own T shirts. She'll always need Moti for that.
Wait a min...this infamous YotaMaker is a woman ? wow
Yup. Anatomically correct, too.
Anatomically guessed at, more likely.Quote:
Originally Posted by boops boops
Say what you want, but I actually like Moti. He grew on me over time. A funny guy he is.
I found him very puzzling. While some of the writing was pure crazy, what he was doing with code wasn't trivial. I couldn't understand it, but it clearly took more than a novice amount of effort. I'm not surprised that he wandered away, considering his comments could be abrasive, and replies could be caustic. Still, I'm sorry he left. Variety is the spice of life, and it may be taken as a nutmeg of consolation that he clove to his idea with much pepper in hopes of making a mint over thyme. He may not have been the salt of the Earth, and his ideas might have been half baked, but you can't say he wasn't seasoned.
Does he even still visit the Forum??? I would like to chat to him, sometime, if that was alright with him...