Latest KB Comments: Wes

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Update: Today, February 4 2015, Syncfusion is offering over 50 free books!

Good catch.  Thank you.

John, Sorry to hear about the kittens. As a developer that often has to maintain others' code, it's maddening to run into database table and column names that include spaces. It's tempting to blame whoever designed the database schema, but when I think about that, I have a better target for my ire: the makers of databases that allow spaces in entity names to begin with. What are they thinking? I have an old motto: Just because a thing can be done, doesn't mean it should be done. So the clever database designers could make spaces legal. Great. But at what cost to others down the road? Say we need to name a data column. Is "Last Name" really any better a name than "LastName?" If so, I'd really like to understand why.

Too dang funny! My friend, Marilyn, brought this article to my attention. She said she laughed all the way through.  So did I. The sad thing is that there's way too much truth in there.  Glad that doesn't happen here.

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Grey Guru: Yes, I've programmed for the Dymo LabelWriters in Delphi; actually pretty much exclusively in Delphi. I haven't looked at the sample Delphi app. Perhaps it was released with a model newer than mine. To answer the other part of your question: Yes. It's just like coding for any other Windows printer. That's one of the beauties of the Dymo solution.  I've used Fast Reports to "drive my Dymos," and it all works just great.

New Computer Support brochure - I like it. Lots of information in an easy-to-use layout.

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