My best to Sam (and you) and my wishes for a speedy recovery for her.

--
Jan Ferguson


Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:

> Please feel free to send her some well wishes, as she could
> certainly use them right now, and I'll be happy to relay them on.

>> My wife Sam (you might know her as "Sam in sales" ) has had a
>> chronic disease for some time now, and unfortunately it has gotten
>> fairly serious this last month.  She ended up in the ER last Thursday,
>> and again yesterday, and she's now in the hospital getting the
>> treatment that she needs.  Fortunately, it's all manageable and she
>> should be back on her feet soon.  Please feel free to send her some
>> well wishes, as she could certainly use them right now, and I'll be
>> happy to relay them on.
>>
>> Tim Young
>> Elevate Software
>> www.elevatesoft.com
>>

Get well soon, Sam from NZ

.... and take some family time Tim!

Hi Tim,

My best wishes for Sam and whole the family.. Hope everything goes very
well very soon.

Regards,
Hüseyin A.

On 15-09-2015 22:21, J.B. Ferguson wrote:
> My best to Sam (and you) and my wishes for a speedy recovery for her.
>

Just like to add my best wishes for Sam as well

Mike

>>Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:
>>I just wanted to let everyone know what's going on with 2.01 B3, which has now been rolled into a 2.02 minor release due to the release of RAD Studio 10.

Thanks for your all the work you have put into the upcoming release. Especially in view of Sam's health problems, which are obviously the top priority.

Hi Tim,

My thoughts are with you and Sam.  I pray she has a speedy recovery.  Best wishes from Australia.

= Steve

My best wishes to all the family



El 15/09/2015 a las 07:14 a. m., Tim Young [Elevate Software] escribió:
> I just wanted to let everyone know what's going on with 2.01 B3, which has now been rolled into a 2.02 minor release due to the release of RAD Studio 10.
>
> Everything's close to being ready, but I still need to add the RS 10 support.  In addition to a bunch of bug fixes, there will be these improvements:
>
> - Form/control interface designer - up/down arrows selects controls/elements in layout order, Ctrl+up/down arrows selects controls/elements tab order, making the selected element visible, if necessary.  This is useful for verifying layout/tab ordering, as well as finding any "stray" controls/elements that are not visible because they are beyond the bounds of their container.
>
> - TBalloonLabel class and interface added for displaying text in a balloon
>
> - TMenuItemSeparator interface added
>
> - TMenuAddSeparatorButton interface added
>
> - New DropDownPosition property added to TEditComboBox, TDateEditComboBox, TButtonComboBox, and TGridColumn controls for specifying whether a drop-down control should be placed relative to the current control's position, or positioned in the center of the application surface (I'll probably be adding more placement options later)
>
> - Entire row now highlighted for hot mouse overs in TGrid when RowSelect property is True
>
> - New Responsive Panels example project added that shows how to use the layout overflow functionality to create flow layouts
>
> - Grid performance greatly increased, due to improvements in the way that auto-sized content is being handled at the core UI level
>
> - New async keyword for executing function/procedure calls asynchronously:
>
> http://www.elevatesoft.com/manual?action=viewtopic&id=ewb2&topic=Asynchronous_Calls
>
> (this replaces the InterfaceManager.Scheduler class, and is much, much easier to deal with)
>
> Right now it looks like early next week for a release.
>
> My wife Sam (you might know her as "Sam in sales" ) has had a chronic disease for some time now, and unfortunately it has gotten fairly serious this last month.  She ended up in the ER last Thursday, and again yesterday, and she's now in the hospital getting the treatment that she needs.  Fortunately, it's all manageable and she should be back on her feet soon.  Please feel free to send her some well wishes, as she could certainly use them right now, and I'll be happy to relay them on.
>
> Tim Young
> Elevate Software
> www.elevatesoft.com
>

Tim,

please tell Sam my kindest regards and best wishes. Hopefully she'll be ok again soon.

Uli

Hi Tim

Sorry to hear about Sam.
Hope she is back on her feet soon.
Give her my regards for a speedy recovery.

Love and best wishes from the UK.

Kamran

Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:

....

My wife Sam (you might know her as "Sam in sales" ) has had a chronic disease for some time now, and unfortunately it has gotten fairly serious this last month.  She ended up in the ER last Thursday, and again yesterday, and she's now in the hospital getting the treatment that she needs.  Fortunately, it's all manageable and she should be back on her feet soon.  Please feel free to send her some well wishes, as she could certainly use them right now, and I'll be happy to relay them on.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Fernando


>I'm sorry to hear that Sam is ill, I wish her a speedy recovery and looking forward to have her back to business soon.

That's unkind - making her work when she's just got out of her sick bed - give Sam a nice long convalescence even (especially) if she's totally fit. <vbg>

>Also... I hope you can cook

That I can agree with. Years ago when I lived on the south coast one of our neighbours literally couldn't boil an egg without destroying it.

Roy