Comments for http://www.zuner.net Fri, 22 Feb 2008 18:19:44 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Windows Home Server Might Corrupt Files Edited in Zune Software by Yongbo http://www.zuner.net/?p=139&cpage=1#comment-6 Yongbo Fri, 22 Feb 2008 18:19:44 +0000 http://www.zuner.net/?p=139#comment-6 Hi Peter, According to Microsoft, Visual DataFlex "has been reported by customers as having caused corruptions. However, we have not yet been able to reproduce corruptions." It's a big concern for the advanced Zune users, but I believe must of us have at least one backup, since the Zune Software was buggy since day one. :( Thanks a lot for the additional information. Best regards, Yongbo Hi Peter,

According to Microsoft, Visual DataFlex “has been reported by customers as having caused corruptions. However, we have not yet been able to reproduce corruptions.”

It’s a big concern for the advanced Zune users, but I believe must of us have at least one backup, since the Zune Software was buggy since day one. :( Thanks a lot for the additional information.

Best regards,
Yongbo

]]> Comment on Windows Home Server Might Corrupt Files Edited in Zune Software by Peter A Donovan http://www.zuner.net/?p=139&cpage=1#comment-5 Peter A Donovan Fri, 22 Feb 2008 17:44:48 +0000 http://www.zuner.net/?p=139#comment-5 Dear Zuner, I am the owner/lead programmer of Applause Software in Boston, a Visual DataFlex business solutions firm, and I have a google watch on Visual DataFlex... I would like to ask for details on your listing of Visual DataFlex in this list. It is unlikely that a Visual DataFlex application would cause data corruption in this environment, but it is very likely, that because programs written prior to the UAC of Vista came to being, that a VDF program trying to access a registry value could produce error messages that would be mistaken for corruption. In addition, users of Visual DataFlex are not aware of the exact backend database used for their application since it could be one of many including Oracle, DataFlex embedded database, Pervasive, MS-SQL, or other backend. I would like to offer my services to get to the heart of this matter and as a professional developer in the language for 25+ years I would like to challenge this information at the source and ask for a consultation with the firm reporting this information please. Until then, please to anyone watching this thread with VDF kindly consult your system IT professional for more informative information prior to canning your application! PS: Always make a backup! Don't wait for a reason! Thanks, Peter A Donovan Applause Software of Boston [ a google will find me ] Dear Zuner,

I am the owner/lead programmer of Applause Software in Boston, a Visual DataFlex business solutions firm, and I have a google watch on Visual DataFlex…

I would like to ask for details on your listing of Visual DataFlex in this list.
It is unlikely that a Visual DataFlex application would cause data corruption in this environment, but it is very likely, that because programs written prior to the UAC of Vista came to being, that a VDF program trying to access a registry value could produce error messages that would be mistaken for corruption.

In addition, users of Visual DataFlex are not aware of the exact backend database used for their application since it could be one of many including Oracle, DataFlex embedded database, Pervasive, MS-SQL, or other backend.

I would like to offer my services to get to the heart of this matter and as a professional developer in the language for 25+ years I would like to challenge this information at the source and ask for a consultation with the firm reporting this information please.

Until then, please to anyone watching this thread with VDF kindly consult your system IT professional for more informative information prior to canning your application! PS: Always make a backup! Don’t wait for a reason!

Thanks,
Peter A Donovan
Applause Software of Boston
[ a google will find me ]

]]> Comment on Bloxorz by Yongbo http://www.zuner.net/?p=38&cpage=1#comment-2 Yongbo Fri, 23 Nov 2007 01:57:29 +0000 http://www.zuner.net/?p=38#comment-2 Bloxorz passcodes: <a href="http://www.zuner.net/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/bloxorz_finished.jpg" target="_bkank" title="Screenshot, Bloxorz Completed" rel="nofollow">Screenshot</a> 01-780464 02-290299 03-918660 04-420967 05-028431 06-524383 07-189493 08-499707 09-074355 10-300590 11-291709 12-958640 13-448106 14-210362 15-098598 16-000241 17-683596 18-284933 19-119785 20-543019 21-728724 22-987319 23-293486 24-088198 25-250453 26-426329 27-660141 28-769721 29-691859 30-280351 31-138620 32-879021 33-614955 Click <strong>Load Stage</strong> to enter the passcode. Development notes: <a href="http://www.absforums.com/?showtopic=15178&pid=509610&st=30&#entry509610" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.absforums.com/?showtopic=15178&pid=509610&st=30&#entry509610</a> Bloxorz passcodes: Screenshot

01-780464 02-290299 03-918660 04-420967 05-028431
06-524383 07-189493 08-499707 09-074355 10-300590
11-291709 12-958640 13-448106 14-210362 15-098598
16-000241 17-683596 18-284933 19-119785 20-543019
21-728724 22-987319 23-293486 24-088198 25-250453
26-426329 27-660141 28-769721 29-691859 30-280351
31-138620 32-879021 33-614955

Click Load Stage to enter the passcode.

Development notes: http://www.absforums.com/?showtopic=15178&pid=509610&st=30&#entry509610

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