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I'm struggling with a way to show the RM00101.INACTIVE field for Child Customers on the National Accounts Maintenance form. I don't want to restrict the Child Customers that show. I just need the checkbox to show if the Child account is Active ( unchecked ) or Inactive ( checked ).
I added a checkbox field to the ChildScroll scrolling window but I can't come up with a vba script to populate the checkbox based on the Child Accounts returned.
Any help or sample code would be appreciated.
It's a whole although small customization, don't you have any partners to do it?
Yes Modifier and VBA is a good option but it needs some expertise.
This would be helps us to resolve your issue if you share the VBA source code for above customization.
Are you added a checkbox field to the ChildScroll scrolling window with using Modifier? or Dexterity?
Note: I think we can't add the fields to the scrolling window rather than attached table with using Modifier.
Your reply is much appreciated.
I added a checkbox field to the scrolling window using Modifier. But since the R00101.INACTIVE field isn't available to select from the Toolbox, tried using the "standard" ADODB script to query the field and try to update the checkbox.
I think a couple things I'm missing is I need to add a cursor of some sort and I don't think "Private Sub Grid_BeforeLinePopulate()" is what I need either.
I get the error message "Compile error: Procedure declaration does not match description of event or procedure having the same name."
I just want to show in the list on the National Accounts Maintenance window which Child Customers are Active or Inactive. It doesn't HAVE to be a checkbox, I'd be happy with a font color switch or anything else to visibly identify the Children.
Here's the vba script - for what it's worth.
Option Explicit
Dim cn As New ADODB.Connection
Dim rst As New ADODB.Recordset
Dim cmd As New ADODB.Command
Dim sqlstring As String
Private Sub Window_BeforeOpen(OpenVisible As Boolean)
'Return an open ADO connection object using the credentials of the GP user logged into the current session
Set cn = UserInfoGet.CreateADOConnection
'Set the Default Database property to the company for the current session
cn.DefaultDatabase = UserInfoGet.IntercompanyID
'Setup to command object so it is ready for use
cmd.ActiveConnection = cn
cmd.CommandType = adCmdText
End Sub
Private Sub Grid_BeforeLinePopulate()
If CustomerNumber = "" Then Exit Sub
'Get the Inactive from the Customer Master table
cmd.CommandText = "SELECT Inactive FROM RM00101 WHERE CUSTNMBR='" & CustomerNumber & "'"
Set rst = cmd.Execute
CustInactive = rst!Inactive
Private Sub Window_AfterClose()
'Release the objects we created
Set rst = Nothing
Set cmd = Nothing
Set cn = Nothing
Please have a look on the sample code for "Modifier - Adding a field to a scrolling window using ADO Example" from below link.
Hope this helps!!!
I have looked at that example before and dismissed it because it was designed to do something different than what I was wanting. However, I did try stripping out the VBA code from the package and tried modifying it for my purposes.
When I step through the Debug, I get this error at the " cmd.CommandType = 1 " line.
" Run-time error '3709': Requested operation requires an OLE DB Session object, which is not supported by the current provider."
Here's my current (non-working and highly plagiarized) script:
Dim cn As New ADODB.Connection
Dim rst As New ADODB.Recordset
Dim cmd As New ADODB.Command
Dim sqlstring As String
' ADO Connection
'Use a client-side cursor so that a recordset count can be obtained later.
cn.CursorLocation = 3
'set the database to the currently logged in db
' df added from contractpricingmaint vba
Private Sub Grid_BeforeLineGotFocus()
' ADO Command
' adCmdText
cmd.CommandType = 1
' Command
cmd.CommandText = sqlstring
sqlstring = "SELECT INACTIVE FROM RM00101 WHERE CUSTNMBR='" & CustomerNumber & "'"
' Pass through SQL
If Not (rst.EOF And rst.BOF) Then
CustInactive.Value = RTrim(rst!Inactive)
End If
Set rst = Nothing
Set cmd = Nothing
' Close ADO Connection
Set cn = Nothing
I never tried this on earlier. Give me some time I will try the same on my environment and let you know.
did you try writing this validation in grid_AfterLinePopulate, which is equivalent to line fill event in dexterity.
Tried it, still not getting any results. I just want the grid to show whether the Child account is Active (0) or Inactive (1).
I am not sure whether you can achieve your requirement by using VBA. But, you can achieve the same by using Dexterity.
That's what I tell you on first place, that if going for VBA then you should have expertise on it.
Dexterity is the best option if you know it.
btw you didn't mention any error you are getting, while running your code.
here http://evspakistan.wordpress.com/2014/08/05/adding-customer-inactive-checkbox-to-national-accounts-form/ find code snippet for your requirement. Don't need to mention you have to mark modified form to do the stuff.
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Thanks Almas,
I marked yours as the answer even though your code did not work in my environment. You did help me clean up the jumbled mess of code I was trying to make work.
I started clean and came up with a working modification.
So to summarize:
*** Start of VBA Code ***
'Open the ADO connection
Dim cn As New ADODB.ConnectionDim rst As New ADODB.RecordsetDim cmd As New ADODB.Command
Private Sub Grid_AfterLineLostFocus()
'This code clears all variables used and closes the connections.
If rst.State = adStateOpen Then rst.CloseIf cn.State = adStateOpen Then cn.Close
Private Sub Grid_BeforeLinePopulate(RejectLine As Boolean)'Opens the connection to the Customer Master and retrieves the Inactive field
'This code looks to see if there is already an open connection and if'so a command object for read-only recordsets will be establishedIf rst.State = adStateOpen And cn.State = adStateOpen Thencmd.ActiveConnection = cn'This retrieves the Inactive field from Customer Master
cmd.CommandType = adCmdTextcmd.CommandText = "SELECT INACTIVE FROM RM00101 WHERE CUSTNMBR='" & CustomerNumber & "' "'This updates the CustInactive field which is a Checkbox Field Added via'Modifier to the NationalAccountsMaintDetail grid
Set rst = cmd.ExecuteCustInactive = rst!Inactive
Else'If a connection is not open, then the following will establish a link'to the data, create the recordset and select the data.Set cn = UserInfoGet.CreateADOConnectioncmd.ActiveConnection = cncmd.CommandType = adCmdText'Updates the CustInactive field
cmd.CommandText = "SELECT INACTIVE FROM RM00101 WHERE CUSTNMBR='" & CustomerNumber & "' "Set rst = cmd.ExecuteCustInactive = rst!InactiveEnd IfEnd Sub
*** End of VBA Code ***
Thanks so much for your help. This is now working exactly the way I want it to.


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Double check if you have the right drivers for win7 32 bit ( may called x86).
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Hi! murron, welcome to 7F
Your dilemma sounds similar to this one where you have tried everything: usb stick detection problem
Go to this post #4 by Bill2 in the same thread, and use the link provided there: usb stick detection problem
It may be as taupuz the OP was having trouble with drive letters, yours may be similar.
Follow these instructions provided to clear the conflict, and see if it helps your situation: Cruzer flash drive could not be detected due to drive letter conflict
The fix is the same even if you do not have a Cruzer drive.
|My System Specs
|26 May 2011
Win 7 Pro 64-bit
Hello murron and welcome to Seven Forums.
Part of the problem might be the age of the dongle (when it was manufactured by Huawei.) They may not have upgraded their drivers to work with Windows 7. It's possible they might have a Vista driver that would work in compatibility mode although I didn't see one.
Have you contacted their support team to see if they actually have a driver for 7?
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Thanks for the responses, everyone.
Anak, although I had no conflicting drive letters, I tried the link you provided said. No success
Marsmimar, there is no such thing as support team for Huawei. I have found a Win 7 driver in a 2 year old thread (their forum has closed down since), but it didn't help me either.
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|26 May 2011
Have you seen this link? There seems to be two solutions that may work. Huawei E220 driver for Windows 7 Read the whole thread.
Of course you would have to substitute the 3715 wherever it says 220.
I did not go into exploring the links that kabous0834 or driekwartappel provided in the above link, but there may be firmware for your 3715 listed at those links.
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Tamamura says he still cooks in a trial-and-error manner. If he can't find an item he needs in a supermarket, what does he buy instead? What steps does he take to prevent the eggplants from absorbing excess oil?
"There is no constraint to cooking, and trial and error is actually the fun part of it. If you go through trial and error, cooking is no longer a 'routine' where you repeat the same thing every day, but it becomes a 'creation' that involves a new approach each time," says Tamamura.
Born in Tokyo in 1945, Toyoo Tamamura graduated in 1971 from the University of Tokyo where he studied French literature. He also studied at the University of Paris while in college. Tamamura, who is known for his essays on travel and food culture, grows wine grapes and vegetables at a farm in Tomi, Nagano Prefecture, and runs the Villa d'Est Gardenfarm and Winery and a cafe.
He has written many books, including "Ryori no shimentai" (Tetrahedron of cooking) and "Denen no kairaku" (Pleasures of rural life). He is also an active painter.
Serves eight.
400 grams ground beef and pork (aibiki-niku)
6 eggplants
3 potatoes
1/2 onion
1 clove garlic
200 cc tomato sauce
50 grams each of flour and butter
500 cc milk
Some powdered cheese or melting cheese
Slice eggplants and peeled potatoes. Sautee them separately with olive oil. Season with salt and pepper.
To make meat sauce, finely chop onion and garlic. Pour some olive oil in frying pan, sautee garlic and onion. Add ground meat and cook further. Add tomato sauce, reduce, season with salt and pepper and herbs of your choice.
To make white sauce, cook flour in butter. Make sure it does not brown. Add milk in small portions and mix. The sauce should turn out somewhat thick.
In a deep heat-resistant container, lay potato, eggplant and meat sauce in this order. Pour white sauce on top. Top with cheese and bake in oven heated to 200 degrees Celsius. It is done when the surface has browned.


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I would guess that 2003 will look for previous versions and give you some options. I can't see MS selling a product that will cause you to lose data. For example, if you uninstalled 2000 'as is', you would not lose the data, you just would'nt be able to read it.
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Our brains are fascinating! A young developing child's brain quickly adapts to experience. New connections form, existing connections die in an economical creation of a living organ. These early exposures shape the child's future processing of experience. But brain plasticity doesn't end at childhood. Brains remain malleable throughout our lives.
Growth and new neuronal connections slow with age—new experiences must compete with the older beliefs, behaviors with habitual reactions. Experience engrains upon the brain with stubbornness, not easily abandoned for something new. This has functional benefits allowing for economical processing of experience, building upon the past in stead of constantly relearning. The biological construction creates a brain that is more resistant to change as it develops—A structural design expressed as wisdom. But learning isn't perfect. We catch misunderstandings, faulty associations, and deceptions in the wide web of gathered knowledge.
We can rewire stubborn connections with intentional mindfulness. The re-learning process requires slowing down, recognizing habitual responses, and then forcefully incorporating a new response. The change has not yet taken root. We just forced a better reaction to a single event. This may have a positive consequence in this single incidence but this shouldn't be confused with the more impactful internal changes of transformation.
We can't monitor every thought, feeling or behavior. Habits are essential for smooth functioning, freeing psychic space; an evolutionary design for high level functioning. Cognitively directing every action slows functioning. Habitual and automatic functioning is good; but not always. Habitual thoughts, feelings and behaviors are subject to errors. Biases influence habitual functions. Limiting biases skews thinking and blinds objectivity. Emotional reactions may correspond more to the past than the present, directing us away from experiences we should be moving towards, or pulling us towards experiences we should be rejecting. While skepticism of every thought, feeling or behaviors is not practical, blindly unquestioningly following them may lock us in unfulfilling paths.
We can benefit from automatic processing while adding new wisdom through mindful thought. We just must enjoy the drudgery of change, carefully selecting a few areas to examine and refine.
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Sure you've booked the best makeup artist you could find and afford for your Big Day but what about the other events…mehndi, sangeet, reception, engagement, etc. Most brides won't be able to book a beautician for every single event that takes place leading up to and after the wedding so then comes the time to take matters into your own hands! The problem? Well, how do you go about doing your own makeup without turning into one of those disaster stories you've heard of. It's easy if you have the right tools and products.
To start off with you will need to select a foundation that matches exactly with your skin color. Most brides will make the biggest mistake of choosing a foundation that is too light in color! This causes the skin to look gray and unnatural. If you're having trouble finding the right shade don't be afraid to ask for help! Go to a makeup counter or Sephora where you can try before you buy. Your foundation should vary in coverage depending on what type of skin you have and what kind of look you're aiming to achieve. For a more natural look, choose a liquid foundation that is sheer. This would be perfect for a small event held at home or a family dinner where you don't want to look too made up. Creamier foundations will provide more coverage and give you a better stability to "build up" your look. We recommend, LORAC Natural Performance Liquid Foundation. It's oil- paraben- and fragrance-free.
Let's face it. Most of us don't have great skin. Everyone has something they want to cover up. Even if you don't have blemishes you should still invest in a concealer that you can use under your eyes and on your eyelids, allowing any eyeshadow that you may choose to wear to glide on smoothly and stay on. Keep in mind that your concealer will need to be in your exact skin tone in order for it to do its job! Wear your concealer under your foundation for a clean, smooth finish. We recommend, LORAC Double Feature Concealer. Cover blemishes and under eye circles with the concealer stick, then blend in using the blender ball. It's hygienic and you won't even need a brush! Use the liquid highlighter to lighten and brighten under the eyes, highlight cheekbones, and diffuse fine lines.
It's very important to prepare your skin for good makeup. Makeup should always be applied on clean, moisturized skin. Use a primer, if you feel that it's necessary to allow your foundation to glide on smoothly. In addition, be sure to follow a rigorous skin care routine and treatment leading up to your wedding and be sure to get any monthly facials in a timely manner. Talk to an esthetician to set up a skin care regimen that's best for you.
Your eyes are the first thing anyone notices about you. Therefore, it's important that they look perfect. Two essentials you must wear are kajal or eyeliner and mascara. Kajal is usually black which is best to use along with black mascara. Apply kajal on both upper and lower lids or use an eyeliner if kajal bothers you. Apply at least two coats of mascara, using a formula which will lengthen and thicken your lashes. Fake eyelashes can be worn if you know how to pull them off and if you feel that your lashes are too short. Otherwise the mascara should be good enough. You don't want something so heavy that it weighs you down. You can wear eye shadows that match with your outfit for a glamorous look or neutral colored shadows for a more natural appearance. We recommend, Stila Kajal Eye Liner; it glides on smoothly without dragging across the fragile skin of the eye area.
Lipstick is obviously a must. If you can't pull off red or you feel uncomfortable in it and think it looks bad on you then don't wear it! Or, wear a lighter shade of red. Even though most brides tend to wear red clothes on their wedding day that doesn't limit you to a bride red lipstick. Remember, if you're wearing heavy eye makeup then opt for a lighter shade on your lips. You should either optimize your eyes or your lips. To make both pop out will leave your face out of proportion. A matching lip liner is a great way to keep your lipstick in place but it should be in the same shade. Don't use a lip liner to make your lips bigger or smaller, ending in after meal disasters! Long wearing lipsticks are your best choice for the day.
Blush is more than just pink nowadays. It comes in lighter and more brighter shades with everyone from peach to hot pink and glittery. Use something which is not too overwhelming and complements the rest of your makeup well. A light shade of blush will give your skin some color. Something too empowering will make you appear overly dramatic and this is not the time for that! Find something in a light pink and apply just a little on the cheekbones for a slight hint of color.
Alternatively, you can use a bronzer instead of blush. Use a bronzer to highlight your cheekbones like you would blush for a golden hue. Use all over for a sun-kissed look but remember not to over do it and choose a glitter-free formula that's suitable for flash photography. Bronzers work well on fair skin. If you're dark then stay away from bronze or you'll look darker!
The face is like a canvas and just like an artist needs the right brushes so will you. Don't buy cheap brushes. The hairs fall out and get all over you. You will end up with a huge mess and will regret not spending an extra few bucks. This is not the place to be frugal. Invest in a set of professional makeup artist brushes. They don't have to be overly expensive but should be good quality and made from natural hairs. A powder brush is a must have. If you're wearing eye makeup you will need a few brushes to get the right angles. A concealer brush works well so that you don't have to use your fingers to blend in the product. Other brushes are optional but not necessarily needed unless you know what to do with them!
Take your powder and sweep it over your face using a powder brush and not that pad that comes with most pressed powders! Loose powder tends to be longer lasting but messy. If you do choose to use it make sure you also have a pressed powder on hand for on-the-go touch-ups. The powder will keep your skin even and matted. We recommend, Estee Lauder Double Wear Stay-in-Place Powder Makeup SPF 10. It does exactly that…keeps your makeup in place!
Doing your wedding makeup should be a fun and rewarding experience for you. Don't let it stress you out! Ask for help if needed. Many salons offer very affordable makeup lessons and the ladies at the makeup counter are there to help you so don't be afraid to ask! Many will even do your makeup for you with the purchase of certain products. Watch and pay attention because you will need to follow in those steps when you're on your own.
Last but not least, remember to relax and enjoy your day! The last thing on your mind should be worrying about your makeup. Too many brides invest too much in looking something they are not. Beauty is within and can't be changed. Your husband to be fell in love with you, not your foundation!
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- 59 years old
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- Date of passing: Apr 2, 1982
|Let the memory of lucille be with us forever
"Happy Birthday Lucille, WOW 94 years young. Know you enjoying your Mom, Dad and brother, with you in heaven. Think about you, I do...."
"hey mama, sure wish you were here. I love you and miss you bunches!"
"Morning Lucille...Know you got all your house work done. Maybe watching soap opera now. Even thinking about what to cook for supper. I am going through recipes to cook for fall and holidays..Now you have a good day...."
"Happy birthday, mama. love and miss you bunches!"
"love you, mama!"
"Remember making jelly and perserves. Also sewing. Oh yes...when you had thyroid surgery, you standed with us while recovering. I still see you with your apron on, in the kitchen. Hey have you talk to Mom lately??..I bet the two of you have had many many chats.....Thank care now......."
"good morning mama. I miss and love you! wish you were here so we could talk. see you one day soon!"
"good morning mama. hope you have a wonderful mothers day. miss you so much. love you."
"thinking of you this morning, mama. love you so much!"
"Lucille, I remember that red hair, small frame of yours. Was a great housekeeper and darn good cook. She made the best Lane CAKE I EVER ATE!! Remember my Mom talking about when I was a baby..spending days with you and Willis...Do miss hanging out at your house when we go visit..,Miss you"
"love and miss you aunt lucille !!"
"today 32 years ago we lost you. still miss you and think of you often. I love you."
"Miss you forever. Love you."
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British supermodel Naomi Campbell will give evidence at the war crimes trial of former Liberian president Charles Taylor about a "blood diamond" he allegedly gave her, her spokeswoman said Friday.
"Naomi Campbell has confirmed she will attend the Charles Taylor trial at The Hague as per the court's request. She is a witness who has been asked to help clarify events in 1997," her spokeswoman said.
The war crimes court ordered Campbell last week to testify on July 29 about a diamond she was allegedly given by Taylor after a celebrity dinner hosted by then South African president Nelson Mandela in September 1997.
Taylor has been on trial since 2008 for his alleged role in the civil war in Sierra Leone, accused of arming rebels in return for illegally mined diamonds.
"Miss Campbell has made it clear that she is willing to help the due process of law," said the spokeswoman from The Outside Organisation PR firm.
"For avoidance of doubt she is not being accused of any wrongdoing and is not on trial."
Campbell will have to testify about claims by her former agent Carole White and actress Mia Farrow that she was given the diamond.
The prosecution alleges the gem was among those Taylor had obtained from Sierra Leone rebels and took to South Africa "to sell... or exchange them from weapons."
It believes Campbell's evidence will be direct evidence of Taylor's possession of rough diamonds, a claim he has denied.
When it ordered the model to appear, the Special Court for Sierra Leone warned she could face up to seven years in jail if she failed to turn up.
Campbell had previously refused to talk to prosecutors about the alleged gift.
The court "hereby orders you to appear as a witness in the case of Prosecutor v Charles Ghankay Taylor on Thursday July 29, 2010 at 9:00am (0700 GMT) or to show good cause why you cannot comply with this subpoena," states the subpoena addressed to the model.
The court said there was "at least a good chance that the information provided by Ms Campbell would be of material assistance" in the case.
Taylor, 62, is charged with 11 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity stemming from the 1991-2001 civil war in neighbouring Sierra Leone, where he is alleged to have armed Revolutionary United Front (RUF) rebels in exchange for rough diamonds.
He has pleaded not guilty to charges of murder, rape, conscripting child soldiers, enslavement and pillaging.
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Ardmore Shipping Corporation Announces Pricing of Secondary Public Offering by GA Holdings LLC
Nov 03, 2015, 08:47 ET from Ardmore Shipping Corporation
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Nov. 3, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Ardmore Shipping Corporation (NYSE: ASC) ("Ardmore" or the "Company") today announced that GA Holdings LLC (the "Selling Shareholder") has priced an underwritten public offering of 4,000,000 shares of the Company's common stock at a public offering price of $13.25 per share. The Selling Shareholder has granted the underwriters a 30-day option to purchase up to an additional 600,000 shares of common stock. The shares to be sold by the Selling Shareholder, excluding shares subject to the option, represent approximately 49% of the shares held by the Selling Shareholder. The Company is not selling any shares and will not receive any proceeds from the offering.
Ardmore's common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "ASC".
Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC and Clarksons Platou Securities AS are acting as the underwriters for the offering.
Copies of the prospectus supplement and accompanying base prospectus related to the offering may be obtained from Morgan Stanley, Attn: Prospectus Department, 180 Varick Street, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10014-4606; and Clarksons Platou Securities AS, Attn: Hilde Neergaard, Munkedamsveien 62C, 0270 Oslo, Norway.
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Ardmore owns and operates a fleet of mid-size product and chemical tankers ranging from approximately 17,600 Dwt to 50,000 Dwt. Ardmore provides seaborne transportation of petroleum products and chemicals worldwide to oil majors, national oil companies, oil and chemical traders, and chemical companies, with its modern, fuel-efficient fleet of tankers.
Ardmore's core strategy is to develop a modern, high-quality fleet of product and chemical tankers, build key long-term commercial relationships, maintain its cost advantage in assets, operations and overhead, while creating significant synergies and economies of scale as the Company grows. Ardmore provides its services to customers through voyage charters, commercial pools and time charters and enjoys close working relationships with key commercial and technical management partners. Ardmore views the continued development of these relationships as crucial to its long-term success.
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Tiny Tara Takes It Off in St Tropez
Tiny Tara Takes It Off in St Tropez
Taradise may be long over, but nothing will stop this girl from wearing her itsy-bitsy bikinis in St Tropez in the summer. Her tummy is looking slightly better, although we're thinking that gold chain hanging from her top might just be a good distraction. Now if only she would wear a suit with some more coverage on the bottom and ditch the cigarettes then we could give her an upgrade cheer.
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|Dec 16, 1997
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|Kenny King-Tai Ngan, Dan Marohl
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|Applied Materials, Inc.
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|Patent Citations (22), Referenced by (27), Classifications (7), Legal Events (5)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to semiconductor processing systems and, more particularly, to apparatus and methods for cooling a substrate within a semiconductor processing system.
2. Description of the Background Art
Within a semiconductor wafer processing system, the wafer (also referred to in the art as a substrate) is supported within a processing chamber by a substrate support (also known in the art as a wafer pedestal or susceptor). During some processes, such as high power physical vapor deposition (PVD), the wafer becomes extremely hot and could be damaged without apparatus for cooling the wafer being imbedded within the substrate support. For example, commonly assigned U.S. Pat. No. 5,199,483, issued Apr. 6, 1993, discloses a method and apparatus for cooling a wafer by applying a cooling gas between the wafer and the pedestal. This is a cooling technique known in art as "backside cooling". Without a backside cooling gas, the interstices between the substrate support and the substrate are filled with the chamber atmosphere, e.g., a vacuum or partial vacuum. As such, heat conduction from the substrate to the support is limited to points of physical contact between the substrate and the substrate support. Since, on a microscopic level, the substrate is not flat, the points of contact between the substrate and the substrate support are few and, as such, do not provide substantial heat conduction.
In a backside cooling technique, the gas is typically applied to the wafer backside, i.e., the surface of the wafer that rests upon the substrate support, via a plurality of portals through the substrate support. The gas penetrates the microscopic interstices between the support surface and the backside of the wafer. As such, the gas promotes conduction of heat from the wafer and into the substrate support. Over time, the gas generally escapes from the underside of the wafer into the chamber atmosphere. One disadvantage of this form of backside cooling is that the escape of the cooling gas into the process chamber can impede wafer processing.
To reduce the amount of escaped gas and to firmly retain the wafer upon the substrate support, some processing systems utilize a peripheral clamping mechanism. While the backside cooling gas is applied between the substrate and the substrate support, the clamping mechanism securely presses the peripheral edge of the wafer against the surface of the substrate support. Commonly assigned U.S. Pat. No. 5,228,501, issued Jul. 20, 1993, discloses a mechanical clamping mechanism that uses backside cooling.
Modern semiconductor devices, especially for use in communications systems, are fabricated on very thin semiconductor wafers, e.g., approximately five mils thick. Such wafers are five times thinner than a typical semiconductor wafer. These thin wafers are typically used in the communications industry for cellular telephone electronics, e.g., for fabrication of high-power, radio frequency transmitter electronics. In such a use, the thinner the semiconductor wafer, the more efficiently heat can be transferred away from the integrated circuit. To facilitate such heat transfer, one side of the circuitry is typically coated with a layer of thermally conductive material such as gold. This material is deposited during device fabrication using a PVD process. However, the PVD process can impose a significant thermal strain upon the thin wafer.
To combat the thermal strain, backside cooling is used as well as attempting to deposit thick layers of material over short durations. However, to shorten the deposition duration, higher power PVD systems must be used which generally cause higher temperatures in the wafer, but over a shorter period of time. To reduce the average temperature attained by the wafer, the deposition is limited to a short amount of time. However, such short duration deposition periods result in a thinly deposited layer.
Backside cooling aids in reducing the temperature of the wafer during deposition; however, under normal backside gas pressures (e.g., approximately 10 Torr) a thin wafer would bow as much as 3.05 cm (1.2 inches) and would certainly fracture well before that much displacement had occurred. As such, to process the thin wafers, very low backside gas pressure is used (e.g., 1 Torr) which bows the wafer only about 0.305 cm (0.12 inches). Although the thermal transfer efficiency is significantly reduced when using such low pressures, at least the wafer is intact after processing.
Consequently, to process the thin wafers, the power used for the deposition, the duration of the deposition and the backside gas pressure must be controlled to ensure that the temperature of the wafer does not exceed the eutectic temperature of the wafer material and the deposition species causing interdiffusion of the two materials. If such interdiffusion occurs, the deposited layer may become pitted and unevenly deposited.
Therefore, there is a need in the art for apparatus and a method which provides support for a thin wafer as well as effective backside cooling.
The disadvantages associated with the prior art in supporting and cooling substrates during substrate processing are overcome by the present invention. Specifically, the present invention is apparatus and a concomitant method of supporting a substrate while effectively cooling the substrate. The apparatus comprises a platen having support buttons, attached to the platen, for supporting a substrate in a spaced apart relation to the platen. The support buttons cause a gap to be formed between the substrate and the platen. The platen contains at least one heat transfer medium supply portal that passes through the platen to supply a heat transfer medium to the gap between the substrate and platen. Lastly, the inventive apparatus contains a flow control assembly, located proximate the peripheral edge of the substrate, for controlling the flow of the heat transfer medium through the gap between the platen and the substrate. The flow control assembly contains a labyrinth channel extending from the peripheral edge of the substrate. The channel facilitates heat transfer coolant flow beneath substantially the entire backside of the substrate. To increase the flow volume of the heat transfer medium, the flow control assembly may also contain outlet portals through the platen.
The controlled flow of the heat transfer medium promotes conductive heat transfer as well as convective heat transfer from the substrate to the platen and/or the medium. The platen is typically cooled by a heat transfer fluid such as water that flows through cooling jackets internal to the platen. By facilitating both convection and conduction of heat from substantially the entire underside area of the substrate, sufficient heat conduction is achieved at low backside gas pressures to allow for processing of thin substrates. As such, thin wafers can be processed without the possibility that the backside gas pressure needed to cool the wafer would fracture the wafer.
The teachings of the present invention can be readily understood by considering the following detailed description in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 depicts a perspective view of a substrate support platform in accordance with the present invention;
FIG. 2 depicts a cross-sectional view of the substrate support platform of FIG. 1 taken along line 2--2 as well as a substrate and a cover ring; and
FIG. 3 depicts a detailed cross-sectional view of the flow control assembly of FIG. 2.
To facilitate understanding, identical reference numerals have been used, where possible, to designate identical elements that are common to the figures.
The present invention is a wafer support platform that supports a substrate such that a heat transfer medium (e.g., a coolant gas such as argon) flows beneath the substrate. The invention ensures that the medium contacts substantially the entire underside area of the substrate. The platform also controls the flow of the heat transfer medium such that a thin substrate will not significantly bow as it is cooled with a backside coolant. Consequently, the flow of coolant gas beneath the substrate facilitates both convective and conductive cooling of the substrate.
FIG. 1 depicts a perspective view of the wafer support platform 100 of the present invention. FIG. 2 depicts a cross-sectional view of the wafer support platform 100 taken along line 2--2 of FIG. 1. FIG. 2 also depicts a cover ring 102 forming an additional component of the platform 100 as it is used to support a substrate 104. To best understand the invention, the reader should simultaneously consult FIGS. 1 and 2.
Specifically, the platform 100 contains a plurality of support pins (or buttons) 106--106 for supporting the substrate 104 above a platen 108. Typically, there are four support pins 106--106 evenly distributed near the outer periphery of the platen 108. The pins protrude from the platen surface by approximately 0.508 mm (0.020 inches). As such, the substrate 104 is supported above the platen surface to form a gap therebetween.
The platen 108 contains one or more heat transfer medium supply portals 110--110 that carry a heat transfer medium such as argon from a supply conduit 111, through the platen 108, to the backside of the substrate 104. Typically, the platen contains three portals 110--110 having a diameter of 0.157 mm (0.062 inches). The peripheral edge of the substrate is retained by the cover ring 102. Details of the cover ring are disclosed below and in commonly assigned U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/564,398, filed Nov. 29, 1995, entitled "Semiconductor Wafer Alignment Member and Clamp Ring" and incorporated herein by reference.
The flow of the heat transfer medium and, importantly, the pressure that the medium places on the backside of the substrate is controlled by a flow control assembly 112. The flow control assembly contains a labyrinth channel 116 located about the periphery of the substrate 104. To provide added flow volume for the coolant gas, the flow control assembly may also include outlet portals 114--114 located in the platen 108. The outlet portals 114--114 typically have a dual purpose: the portals are substrate lift pin access holes as well as the outlet portals. Additional outlet portals can be drilled into the platen as needed to increase the flow volume. The diameter of the outlet portals is determined by the backside gas pressure that is desired. Typically, for a gas pressure of approximately 1 Torr, the holes are 0.635 cm (0.25 inches) in diameter. In addition, the labyrinth channel 116, operating in conjunction with the outlet portals, determines the backside gas pressure. Therefore, to achieve a particular backside gas pressure, the channel diameter must be kept in mind when defining the outlet portal diameter.
The labyrinth channel 116 is defined by a gap between the substrate 104 and the platen 108 as well as a gap between the cover ring 102 and a centering protrusion 118. The gap between the substrate and the platen is established by the plurality of support pins or buttons 106--106 that extend from the platen 108. In the preferred embodiment, the platen 108 contains a plurality of threaded holes 120 into which the support pins 106 are threaded. The pins extend from the platen by approximately 0.508 mm (0.020 inches). The height of the gap can be adjusted depending upon the desired backside gas pressure. As an alternative method of establishing the support pins, the pins may be integrally formed into the surface of the platen by milling the platen's surface.
The gap between the cover ring 102 and the centering protrusion 118 is defined by the height of the cover ring alignment pins 122--122 that support the cover ring. The alignment pins (typically, four alignment pins are used) are threaded into holes 124 that are evenly distributed along the outer edge 117 of the platen 108. The alignment pins 122--122 extend above the platen 108 and support the cover ring 102 such that the gap between the centering protrusion and the cover ring is approximately 0.254 mm (0.010 inches). The centering protrusion has a height above the platen surface of approximately 4.6 mm (0.18 inches). The sloped inner surface 128 is sloped at 30 degrees relative to vertical.
The dimensions recited above (e.g., a substrate to platen gap of 0.508 mm (0.020 inches), three outlet portals each having a diameter of 0.635 cm (0.25 inches),and a labyrinth channel dimension of 0.254 mm (0.010 inches)) provide a 1 Torr backside gas pressure when the gas is argon and the thin substrate has a diameter of 15.24 cm (6 inches). Further details of the labyrinth channel are provided with respect to FIG. 3.
The heat is transferred away from the substrate through two mechanisms: (1) heat conduction across the gap between the substrate and platen and (2) heat convection as the gas flows beneath the substrate from the centrally located supply portals 110 towards the outlet portals 106 and the labyrinth channel 116. To promote heat conduction, the platen is typically cooled to 10 to 20 degrees Celsius by coolant jackets (not shown) embedded within the platen or attached to the bottom surface 126 of the platen 108. The coolant jackets typically carry a heat transfer liquid such as water.
FIG. 3 depicts a cross-sectional view of the flow control assembly 112 including an indication of the gas flow directions through one of the outlet portals 114 and the labyrinth channel 112. The gas flow direction through the portal 114 is indicated by arrows 300, while the gas flow direction through the labyrinth channel 112 is indicated by reference arrows 302. Arrows 300 and 302 also indicate heat flow due to convection. Arrows 304 indicate the heat flow direction due to conduction.
The gap between the substrate and the surface of the platen 108 is shown as dimension L1 (typically, 0.508 mm) This gap dimension is maintained between the cover ring and the sloped surface 306 of the centering protrusion 118. The gas flow is restricted at the top of the centering protrusion, where the gap dimension is shown as L2 (typically, 0.254 mm). Using this form of flow control assembly ensures that a constant, well regulated gas flow propagates beneath substantially the entire backside surface of the substrate. Additionally, the peripheral flow control assembly also ensures limited leakage of coolant gas into the processing chamber. Specifically, the cover ring seals the region above the substrate (e.g., the process region) from the region beneath the substrate support platform. The cover ring ensures that the deposition species within the process region do not enter the region beneath the platform as well as ensuring that the coolant gas does not enter the process region. A detailed description of utilizing a cover ring to prevent the deposition species from entering the region below the platform is provided in commonly assigned U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/461,575, filed Jul. 2, 1995, entitled "Apparatus for Full Wafer Deposition" and incorporated herein by reference. Also, the cover ring as applied to "thin" wafers is disclosed in commonly assigned U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/564,398, filed Nov. 29, 1995, entitled "Semiconductor Wafer Alignment Member and Clamp Ring" and incorporated herein by reference.
By simply selecting an appropriate gas flow rate to cool the substrate during a particular process, then defining gap dimension L1 and L2 that achieve that gas flow rate without substantial wafer bowing, the invention achieves backside cooling without risk of fracturing the substrate with excessive backside gas pressure. The gaps are generally adjustable by replacing the support pins and the alignment pins with pins having different lengths. However, spacers may be placed between the pin heads and the bottom surface of the platen to adjust the height of the pin relative to the platen's upper surface.
The flow control assembly depicted in FIGS. 2 and 3 is intended to be illustrative. Those skilled in the art will realize that the invention encompasses other forms of backside gas flow control assemblies. One such alternative assembly would conventionally clamp the substrate along its peripheral edge and provide a plurality of portals or channels along the periphery of the substrate to channel the coolant gas away from the substrate.
Although various embodiments which incorporate the teachings of the present invention have been shown and described in detail herein, those skilled in the art can readily devise many other varied embodiments that still incorporate these teachings.
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Discussion in 'OT Technology' started by Peyomp, Jun 28, 2009.
btw - guys, if you haven't been to the computer history museum in Mountain View, CA... you owe it to yourself to go. Look for an airfare special. It alone is worth the trip. Puts a whole lot of things in perspective.
The best part is the bench to allow for the computer nerds to sleep during installation/maintenance procedures.
Yes. Yes that is the best part
That thing ran at 80mhz in 1975-76.
cray loveseat? that was the cray 2? or was it the TMP?
Thats a cray 1. I believe another, later model had the seat as well. Wikipedia tells me the Cray Y-MP had seats, too.
cray's ftw
I remember a scene from Sneakers where Robert Redford and Ben Kingsley are sitting on what looked like those. That was a 1992 movie.
that was an x-mp. one of my favorite movies
Nice pink shoes.
That looks like a fun place to visit. Maye I can donate my old DEC Alpha ... I can't bring myself to just throw it away.
I'm like 15 mins from Mountain View...maybe I'll go next weekend
What's the reason for the shape of Cray's enclosures?
The integrated circuits used were only 2-gates per IC, a few dozen ICs per index-card sized module, a couple hundred thousand gates total. "ICs were mounted on large five-layer printed circuit boards, with up to 144 ICs per board." So, what you are seeing is like an intel chip - little lines all over the place, but stacked in 3d. He built it in a horse shoe to reduce the distance of the wires - shorter wires, faster clock speed. He couldn't just make it a cube because these things got really, really hot - he had integrated freon cooling already
Think about how smart you had to be to hand design that. Think about how hard it was to wire it up without making a mistake. Cray wired much of the prototype himself, with his own hands. He believed no task was too mundane for the architect, did this throughout his career - he believed that anyone who wouldn't get their hands dirty was a useless premadonna and churned through executives without technical knowledge. He felt that unless he actually touched the machine, he would lose touch and do bad designs. I just finished this book about him, and HIGHLY recommend it (used copies are cheap): http://www.amazon.com/Supermen-Seymour-Technical-Wizards-Supercomputer/dp/0471048852
What you're looking at is a really big version of something roughly as fast as an Intel 386/486 - albeit in 1975, using http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emitter_coupled_logic which ate up TONS of power, put of TONS of heat, etc. but made a lot of sense for US research labs during the cold war.
It would've been fun to have been at the leading edge of the information revolution, when people were doing things for the very first time. Seems like nowadays people still want to play, to see what they can come up with, but don't appreciate that they're not reinventing the wheel with what they're doing. And while I understand your point about no task being too mundane for the architect, you bet your ass he figured out what the layouts of those circuit boards should be on paper before etching and soldering the prototypes. I seem to be sandwiched between people who want to be artists and people who want to plan and research everything down to the minutest detail before doing anything that isn't hypothetical. There is a balance point, and it's more time- and cost-efficient than either of the two extremes. Obviously Mr. Cray knew how to find it, to be as successful as he was.
I should fuck up more so I can get promoted to management already.
I really wasn't trying to make a point about your career with my story, thats just who Cray was. It was all through the book. He knew he couldn't be a worthwhile architect unless he had intuition, and he knew the only way to get it was to be in there at a low level. Yes, he spent an enormous amount of time on design, and would bail on each project before it was complete. His design however depended on literally hand wiring things, something most other guys like him (well, there was nobody as smart as him, but lead scientists/engineers at other companies) would never think of doing. They were literally doing low level programming physically, as well as in software and I find that totally amazing. He was an ME, EE, CE and CS master. They did a kind of agile development because they were pushing the edge - they would do some design, and start building right away. They had to design their way around what didn't work as they went.
Anyway, it sounds like you might have more fun at a different shop, non-military, product oriented software/hardware/systems shop of some kind.
I know you weren't trying to make a point about my career, but the points that were significant enough for you to mention rang a bell anyway -- you've mentioned them before.
I would like working in the non-government-contracting sector, I suspect. Stardock seems like a pretty cool company, but I really don't want to move to Michigan. I lived there as a kid, it's too damned cold and depressing for half the year.
Get a job in Silicon Valley. I think about it all the time. I'd get so much smarter there.
only at the right job. there are tons of companies there that will use you to program widgets all day long and not give a shit about your creativity or growth.
I doubt they would bother to hire me, but immersion in that culture of meritocracy provides mucho opportunities to learn.
I am so not interested in meritocracy I can't even begin to explain it. My value as an employee is based on my ability to do the job right, but not my value as a human being -- though I'm sure they'd like it if I would equate the two.
Silicon Valley is too goddamned expensive anyway. Sure, the houses in the DC area cost about as much, but you get twice as much house here as you do there.
You're not interested in a meritocracy? You don't hear that one too often.
Anyway, yes its expensive. But the pay scales. It really depends on how important technology is to you.
I used to be a meritocrat (or an aspiring one anywya), but then I realized it's a bad way to live. It's one thing when you're trying to do the best job you can, it's another thing when you take it personally.
I don't get it. How can you get ahead if you don't work harder than everyone and be the best, and get rewarded for it?


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Million Lifetimes
- Artist: Jinnrail
- Genre: Alternative Rock
- Release Date: 2/26/2008
New York City street smarts, haunted Southern summers, some laid-back California sunshine and a global nomad from Florida combine to create Jinnrail, a straight-up rock band with unbreakable songs. After moving to New York following years of serious traveling, singer/songwriter Reade Tilley formed the band in 2003 with drummer Marc Jordan. A couple of years later, the two got sick of the snow and headed for the palm trees and girls in LA. Guitarist and Kentuckian Matt Wiley joined them to record the band's new full-length 'Million Lifetimes,' and local bassist Lance Causey jumped on board when the band started playing live in LA. The sound is straight-up rock with unmistakably psychedelic, Southern and classic British influences. Think The Who meets Lynyrd Skynyrd, with a shot of Doors and Johnny Cash. Songs have been featured in shows on FOX and MTV, and there's been plenty of regular airplay on XM, college radio, and international radio. The guys have years of solid gigging under their belts, having paid their dues in NYC before rising to play that city's best venues and complete national tours. Just out of the studio with their new record, 'Million Lifetimes,' Jinnrail is already hitting the LA scene hard, currently playing gigs at such luminary LA venues as the Viper Room, among others.
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