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Titolo: Archiviare documenti

Vorrei scrivere qualcosa che mi permetta di catalogare alcuni documenti 
(estratto conto, bollette, etc) per poi peterli ricercare velocemente.
Dopo aver scannerizzato a parte documenti vorrei poter inserire un 
controllo che mi visualizzi una piccola anterprima del documento e 
poterlo aprire con un click su un pulsante.
Che controllo devo inserire nella mia maschera?
C'č qualche esempio poi su come gestirlo?
ciao e grazie
Nicky

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Vedi se ARCHIDOC presente nel mio sito alla sezione "DOWNLOAD"
puň esserti utile.
Sviluppato sotto A_XP
Ciao
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 Ciao
Purtroppo ho A97 e A2000, grazie lo stesso
Nicky

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Gli OCX della Kodak fanno al caso tuo.
Su 
www.sitocomune.com
 trovarai almeno due articoli su come si possono usare 
gratuitamente anche con WXP.
Ovvio che solo gli ocx non fanno tutto infatti essi ti permettono di 
lavorare sulle immagini, acquisire documenti (anche multipli), manipolare le 
dimensioni e altro, ma non fanno nulla per la struttura del db che dovrai 
costruire da solo.
In fondo si tratta di una struttura molto semplice.
Ciao, Carlo 

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Grazie ci provo,
mi sai dire perchč il mio Mozilla visualizza le Vostre risposte come 
nuovi messaggi e mai sotto il post originale?
ciao
Nicky

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Ciao, Carlo 

for Rwanda in
1994, and now the International Criminal Court in 2002.61 
Therefore, it came as no surprise that immediately upon their coming to
power in 2001, the Bush Jr. Leaguers did everything humanly possible to
sabotage the International Criminal Court (ICC) precisely because they
were then currently planning, preparing and conspiring to commit
criminal wars of aggression around the world. The highest level civilian
officials of the Bush Jr. administration did not want the International
Criminal Court looking over their shoulders while they were committing
wanton aggression, crimes against humanity, and war crimes against the
Peoples and States of Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, North Korea, Syria, and
elsewhere. The Bush Jr. Leaguers concerted sabotaging of the ICC is what
criminal lawyers call an example of their "consciousness of guilt." Iraq
for the Iraqis Foreign troops should stay out of Iraq for any reason
whatsoever at the behest of the Bush Jr. administration. Otherwise, they
too will become legitimate targets of attack from an Iraqi resistance
movement to foreign occupation forces that are actively aiding and
abetting the U.S./U.K. criminal war of aggression against Iraq for oil
and Israel, which was in violation of the United Nations Charter and the
Kellogg-Briand Peace Pact as well as the Nur

would have even more
power to blackmail them in the future? Or was that to lead into
why the Kennedys had her killed?
Hersh has leapt so enthusiastically into the "trash Kennedy"
abyss that these questions never seem to have bothered him. Anson
depicts him as waving the documents over his head at a restaurant
and shouting, "The Kennedys were...the worst people!" Lex Cusack
showed them to Hersh a few at a time, wetting his appetite for
more at each instance. Hersh then used the documents to get
Little, Brown to give him $250,000 more and to sell ABC on a
documentary.
Jennings said on the 20/20 segment that the flaw in the documents
was in the typing part of them and not the actually penmanship.
As subsequent facts have shown, this is not actually true. Linda
Hart, one of the handwriting analysts hired by ABC (who was
slighted on the program) later said that there were indications
of "pen drops" in John Kennedy's signature, i.e. someone stopped
writing and then started up again, a sure indication of tracing.
Also, when I talked to Greg Schreiner, president of a Monroe fan
club in Los Angeles, he told me that the moment he saw Monroe's
signature, he knew it was not hers. Interestingly, he had met
with Hersh this summer. Hersh had told him about the documents
and Greg asked to see them. Hersh refused.
Another interesting aspect of the exposure of Hersh's "bombshell"
was aired in the New York Times on September 27th. In this story,
Bill Carter disclosed that there were doubts expressed about the
documents by NBC to Hersh many months ago. Warren Littlefield, an
NBC executive, said that Hersh had tried to peddle a documentary
to them based on the documents. After NBC sent their experts to
look at them in the summer of 1996, he told Hersh that in their
opinion the documents were questionable. He said that NBC's
lawyers were more specific with Hersh's lawyers. This was back

Bible of
Chicago's Neo-Con Straussian cabal is Machiavelli's The Prince. We
students had to know our Machiavelli by heart and rote at the University
of Chicago. As for the University of Chicago overall, its biblical
Gospel is Allan Bloom's The Closing of the American Mind (1987).15 Of
course Bloom was another protégé of Strauss, as well as a mentor to
Wolfowitz. In his Bloom-biographical novel Ravelstein (2000) Saul
Bellow, formerly on the University of Chicago Faculty, outed his
self-styled friend Bloom as a hedonist, pederast, and most promiscuous
homosexual who died of AIDS. All this was common knowledge at the
University of Chicago, where Bloom is still worshiped and his elitist
screed against American higher-education still revered on a pedestal. In
Ravelstein Wolfowitz appeared as Bloom's protégé Philip Gorman, leaking
national security secrets to his mentor during the Bush Sr. war against
Iraq. Strauss hovered around the novel as Bloom's mentor and guru
Professor Davarr. Strauss/Davarr is really the éminence grise of
Ravelstein. With friends like Bellow, Bloom did not need enemies. On the
basis of Ravelstein alone, Wolfowitz warrants investigation

empire
and America's function
in the new world order:
America on the top,
a "first among equals"
The world under our boot-
- a Pax Romana sequel
called "America first."
Or some other road less traveled
by the combat boot's sole
A shared security
A lesser role
on a road that may be harder
than one on which 
we give all directions
but one where corporate interests
are tempered by dissention
and people come first.
It's not about Iraq
Saddam or the bomb
It's about McDonalds
versus the Imam
lucre or culture
Unilatateral Empire or
global democracy
"Liberating Iraq"?
Complete hypocrisy
Liberation by vulture.
On September 25, 1997, ABC used its news magazine program 20/20
to take an unusual journalistic step. In the first segment of the
program, Peter Jennings took pains to discredit documents that
had been about to be used by its own contracted reporter for an
upcoming show scheduled for broadcast. The contracted reporter
was Seymour Hersh. The documents purported to show a secret deal
involving Marilyn Monroe, Sam Giancana, and President John F.
Kennedy. They were to be the cornerstone of Hersh's upcoming
Little, Brown book, The Dark Side of Camelot. In fact, published
reports indicate that it was these documents that caused the
publisher to increase Hersh's advance and provoke three networks
to compete for a television special to hype the book. It is not
surprising to any informed observer that the documents imploded.
What is a bit surprising is that Hersh and ABC could have been so
naive for so long. And it is ironic that ABC should use 20/20 to
expose a phenomenon that it itself fueled twelve years ago.
What happened on September 25th was the most tangible
manifestation of three distinct yet overlapping journalistic
threads that have been furrowing into our culture since the
Church Committee disbanded in 1976. Hersh's book would have been
the apotheosis of all three threads converged in

the 25th anniversary (as we shall see,
Ron Rosenbaum filled this role for the 20th anniversary). The
latest edition, with Exner aware of the JFK Act, was done at the
beginning of what was originally to be the last year of the
Review Board. Smith wrote the piece before the extra year was
granted by Congress. Smith's friendliness with Hersh, seems to
further this. For according to the ARRB's original timetable, the
Vanity Fair piece would arrive at the beginning of its last year
and Hersh's attack book in October, right when the Review Board
was originally set to shut down. This would make a nice pincers
movement with which to smother the Board's serious and
blockbuster work amid sexy smears about abortions and Marilyn
Monroe (Hersh).
In historical perspective, the Times and Safire, and the Post and
Ben Bradlee (who, as we shall see, also embraced Exner) opened
the flood gates to all kinds of National Enquirer type stories
about JFK's private life. Rumors about Monroe, numerous
secretaries, these all started to get tossed about. A prominent
one about to be recycled emerged just a year after Exner. It was
promulgated again by Bradlee's Post via The National Enquirer.
Mary Meyer
Mary Pinchot was the niece of that early conservationist hero
Gifford Pinchot. She married CIA officer, and Allen Dulles
protégé, Cord Meyer. Mary's sister was named Tony and was married
to Ben Bradlee. Mary and Cord divorced in 1956 and he later we

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Ho perso 1 ora nel cercare porcate sul mio PC, ma non ho nulla
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