PCCharge SDK (developer's kit or devkit)

You'd be better served posting your question in a group for your program or
vb. This group is for Microsoft Access database questions.

Chris
Microsoft MVP


viglen wrote:

>Does anyone have the PCCharge SDK (developer's kit or devkit)? I just
>need
>the VB instructions for the File Method, I do not want to spend $598
>and purchase the entire SDK Suite, only for the VB instructions for
>the File Method. I am ready to pay you whatever you think is fair for
>sharing
>this information with me.
>
>We've done intergartion with X-Charge and MerchantWARE , now we need
>PCCharge (as the preffered choice for our users), so we do have
>experience in integrating various CC software through various methods,
>so we definately won't need much help (just the basic instructions) ,
>we wouldn't need a test account, we do not need the PCCharge server
>software, we do not need PCCharge support, just the instructions. I do
>not want to spend $598
>and purchase the entire SDK Suite, only for the VB instructions for
>the File Method. Again, I am ready to pay you whatever you think is
>fair for sharing
>this information with me.

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On Oct 6, 3:04 pm, "Chris O'C via AccessMonster.com" <u29189@uwe>
wrote:
> You'd be better served posting your question in a group for your program or
> vb.  This group is for Microsoft Access database questions.
>
> Chris
> Microsoft MVP
>
>
>
>
>
> viglen wrote:
> >Does anyone have thePCCharge SDK (developer's kit or devkit)? I just
> >need
> >the VB instructions for the File Method, I do not want to spend $598
> >and purchase the entire SDK Suite, only for the VB instructions for
> >the File Method. I am ready to pay you whatever you think is fair for
> >sharing
> >this information with me.
>
> >We've done intergartion with X-Charge and MerchantWARE , now we need
> >PCCharge (as the preffered choice for our users), so we do have
> >experience in integrating various CC software through various methods,
> >so we definately won't need much help (just the basic instructions) ,
> >we wouldn't need a test account, we do not need the PCCharge server
> >software, we do not need PCCharge support, just the instructions. I do
> >not want to spend $598
> >and purchase the entire SDK Suite, only for the VB instructions for
> >the File Method. Again, I am ready to pay you whatever you think is
> >fair for sharing
> >this information with me.
>
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I respect your advice, I understand how it would be silly for me to
ask a VB question in a "Access DB only" group. However this question
is not a VB question, I do not need help with my programming.
But if you have the SDK, that would help regardless of which software
you program in because the SDK is for all languages in use today. Also
the only reason I wrote here is because this discussion group had
mentioned the SDK numerous times.

I'm sorry for intruding into your Access DB territory, I hope you
nderstnad that this is a universal issue.

I can't find any links to discussions of that sdk in this group other than
one person who posted a question 5 years ago and it *still* doesn't have any
replies. Can you please provide those numerous links you found? I'll tell
you if any of those posters have posted here lately and might see your
question.

Access users don't use sdks and you'd have a hard time finding any who know
what sdks are. Access developers almost never use sdks because they already
have all the tools they need in the products they use. Don't you think you'd
have better luck asking your question in a group that uses sdks?

Your question is like asking "Anybody know the name of that mill on Skyline
Drive with the wooden water wheel?" in an online French group dedicated to
aircraft and flight. Plenty of people know the answer but your chances are
really, really slim that someone who posts in that group has been on the
Skyline Drive you're thinking of.

Chris
Microsoft MVP


viglen wrote:
>On Oct 6, 3:04 pm, "Chris O'C via AccessMonster.com" <u29189@uwe>
>wrote:
>is not a VB question, I do not need help with my programming.
>But if you have the SDK, that would help regardless of which software
>you program in because the SDK is for all languages in use today. Also
>the only reason I wrote here is because this discussion group had
>mentioned the SDK numerous times.

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