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nikolaus
Practical
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 Posted - 04 Feb 2010 : 14:04:33
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Hi Davide,
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Please take the time to read these lines. The previous messages you did not answer as I hoped. Thanks a lot!
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I asked for the licence details. You answered, that it is included in your trial package. One might think, but it's not!
- What is about the 'vbAccelerator'-Code? Did you implement 'free code' ONLY? Or may anyone claim his rights and ask for additional fees? As long as I do not reassemble (don't claim to know how..), I do not know what I get for the money. Important for you: As long as one does not know what to get the money for, the whole purchase of your package is NOT legal. Each customer may come up to you and ask to get back his complete payment - and you have to substantiate your costs for this customer in detail (bad outlook). Think about.
- Too, the licence text covers NOT a regulation explicitly for the time AFTER the registration (refer to European Jurisdiction).
What does that mean?
Because the '...trial version expires after 45 days...' and the licence text is '...you should purchase...' (it is NOT a 'MUST'!), after 45 days is starting an undefined period! This period is NOT covered by your licence! A user is NOT bound to not to reassemble or whatever explore your source, because it is NO must to puchase OR to finish the usage!
I have lots to deal with the European and German Patent Offices in Munich and I think it's a good idea if you ask someone for professional assistance. At court I guess, your licence might become evaluated extremely weak!
=> Please add two words to that topic:
- "NO", Davide did not implement source code with probably rights claimed from third party,
- "Yes", the 'licence' is meant for the period after the purchase too.
Thanks!
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Twice I asked for your bank account. I sent you the 'private' mail, but you did not answer with your account details. Again: I do not pay by internet, nor by sending cash, nor by credit card or something.
I just do pay by bank transaction ONLY. Sorry.
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This forum you are the admin. Please look up my eMail account at 'gmx.net' and send me your bank account details. It's going to become urgent soon...
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Your Unicode TextBox is writing several characters into it on a Tab. Switching off the tab ends up beeing detained to enter the TextBox by tab for an entry by keys - one always needs to use the mouse for placing the cursor into it :-(
We found no property settings to cope with that.
Thanks for a hint or a workaround.
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The ctlUniGrid we'd like to use for hundreds of datasets: Think of your example: If you scroll to somewhere at the middle of the list, what tells the USER(!) which row he is? The job with the order intake number 6740? ...or was it 5308? Scrolling to right is booring if you got over 80 columns :-(
Our first column at the VB6 ANSI-solution was a column that was fixed. Beeing at column #56, the user always had column_1 at the left boarder of the 'ViewPort' with the order intake number. The corporation everything has structured by the intake number and the grid is not suitable for a user, not to know what order number to look at.
Writing it to the 'Tip' is a bad workaround too, because (1)you need to move your hand from the keyboard to the mouse, (2)one needs to wait for the tip to raise, (3)the tip is filled yet with other informations needed in seldom situations..
Thanks again for a hint or a workaround!
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Thanks that you was that patient!
Hope you decide the topics to be as compact as serious, and the lines to be a bit interesting and offering something new to you too.
Yours Nikolaus
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s.dav
Site Admin
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Posted - 05 Feb 2010 : 13:45:09
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| Nikolaus, I wrote you a private email, thanks for the tips! |
Regards, Davide |
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