Six years later, it still had an honored spot at the head of her bed. The worn doll had been a gift from her father on her tenth birthday. From her overnight bag she removed a stuffed Badtz-Maru and leaned him against the pillows. She piled a couple of pillows on the bed, which was squeezed into the corner of the room. So, another hundred and eighty days to go. Only a few weeks for the world to collapse and leave them stranded in the middle of nowhere. Until we get the insurance straightened out.” “It’s not forever, dear,” Zoe’s mother reminded her. The window in her new room faced the back of a run-down hardware store. Her old window had faced a green backyard with almond trees and low hills.
Her room was smaller than the one she’d had back at the old house.
A splotchy, stained rug in the hall and black mold around the bathroom window. There were scrapes on the walls and floors from the previous tenant’s furniture. It was her least favorite moment of the day. When she made it to the top, a little out of breath, she fumbled in her pockets for the keys and let herself into the new apartment. The stairway smelled of mildew and other people’s cooking. Zoe sighed and started the long walk up four floors. It was depressing because it meant that, in the end, she wasn’t safe anywhere. Zoe had plenty of secrets in the real world, but she’d never kept one in her dreams before. But there was something different about the black dog dreams, something that made her not want to talk about them. She was almost never alone when she dreamed, because Valentine was always there. The funny thing was that these dreams weren’t like regular ones. It followed her through the empty streets of a strange city, trailing after her but never getting quite close enough to be threatening. QBFCLatestVersion = supportedVersions.For three straight nights Zoe dreamed about the black dog.For i = 0 To supportedVersions.Count - 1.Set supportedVersions = HostResponse.SupportedQBXMLVersionList.' which corresponds to our single HostQuery request.Set QueryResponse = SessionManager.DoRequests(msgset).Dim QueryResponse As QBFC3Lib.IMsgSetResponse.Set msgset = SessionManager.CreateMsgSetRequest("US", 1, 0).'Use oldest version to ensure that we work with any QuickBooks (US).'strXMLVersions = SessionManager.QBXMLVersionsForSession.'Should be able to use this, but there appears to be a bug that may cause 2.0 to be returned.Function QBFCLatestVersion(SessionManager As QBSessionManager) As String.Set GetLatestMsgSetRequest = SessionManager.CreateMsgSetRequest("US", 1, 0).
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MsgBox "You are apparently running QuickBooks 2002 Release 1, we strongly recommend that you use QuickBooks' online update feature to obtain the latest fixes and enhancements", vbExclamation.Set GetLatestMsgSetRequest = SessionManager.CreateMsgSetRequest("US", 1, 1).Set GetLatestMsgSetRequest = SessionManager.CreateMsgSetRequest("US", 2, 0).Set GetLatestMsgSetRequest = SessionManager.CreateMsgSetRequest("US", 3, 0).supportedVersion = QBFCLatestVersion(SessionManager).Public Function GetLatestMsgSetRequest(SessionManager As QBSessionManager) As IMsgSetRequest.MsgBox Err.Description, vbExclamation, "Error".' Finally close the session and connection with QuickBooks.MsgBox "The New CustomerRet ListID is " & & "." & vbCr & vbLf & vbCr & vbLf & cCustomerName & " has been added to QBS.".' Make sure a customerRet was returned before trying to obtain.Dim customerRet As QBFC3Lib.ICustomerRet.
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