Tony Septav
TSeptav at Uniserve.com
Sun Sep 16 12:40:37 CDT 2012
Hey All This has been the most bizarre experience I have had to deal with in my 20 or so years of programming. A company that would change the playing field rules with a new version of their operating system. The problem I am having is not so much getting the ActiveX controls working on my machine, but how to deal with the client saying if you have Windows 7 32 or 64 bit version here are a bunch of steps you will have to follow to get my application up and running. I have Googled and read all kinds of horror stories with developers (even VB6) running into problems with these ActiveX controls (again given and recommended for use by MS). My new approach is to rewrite a huge bunch of code (using suggestions from Doug Steele et all), so I can give my client something transparent (their not knowing the underlying problems with Windows 7). After Stuart's rave review of Basic4Android I am seriously looking at developing customized Apps for my clients using this new medium. Sorry Just Frustrated T.Septav Nanaimo, BC Canada