Help! Does any one know how to do a worksheet book wide base address change for hyperlinks in Excel? I have changed the base address for the hyperlinks in...
Well, this is a total shot in the dark, based on the lack of
responses... Can you write a VB routine to find all hyperlinks and replace [old
address] with [new...
I was doing the correct thing to update the hyperlink by changing the base address in the properties but I just had not added enough of the whole address, I...
Steve and others, I think Steve was working on generating a report in ms word from code in vb. Did you get it working and could you or someone provide some...
Hi Bryan I think you have to make a template in Word. Then in your VB project add a reference to MS Word - the same way you add Excel. Then through code, set...
Mary Frye
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May 4, 2004 8:50 pm
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I am trying to convert a FoxPro application to VB6. I am having a hard time connecting with the existing FoxPro database. I get an error saying there is no ...
I am trying to convert a FoxPro application to VB6. I am having a hard time connecting with the existing FoxPro database. I get an error saying there is no ...
Hi folks Two articles you may find interesting. This one is a Businessweek article about an increase in Tech jobs http://tinyurl.com/27sd3 This one is about...
Hi list, Please help me understand how to use a class and where to place the lines of code. I found some information about coding ms word with vb6. It explains...
... Hi Bryan. I once got this example I don't quite remember from, it's from Anne-Marie Wright, and very good for a start. Hope this helps Using Office...
Hi Bryan, That is a very big request....... " Please help me understand how to use a class and where to place the lines of code. " For this question, the...
Brian I have to agree with Steve Get Prof. Smileys book on Visual; Basic Objects.. It helped me to understand classes better and I am sure Prof. Smiley would...
natale
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May 8, 2004 1:27 pm
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Hi Nat My original thought was that the answer to this question is covered in my Objects book---this is a pretty complex topic, and I devote an entire chapter...
Mr. Smiley, I am willing to pay for quality information but is the complete text of your objects book on an accompanying cd? I would rather have instant access...
Hi all, Does someone know how to quit the ms word xp application from vb6? I have ms word 10 checked in referrences but the line appWD.quit will not halt the...
Bryan I use the following On Error GoTo icanhandlethis Dim objWord As Object Dim objWordDocOpen As Object Dim wdapp As Word.Application Dim wddoc As...
Edward Myerson
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May 10, 2004 12:14 pm
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Hi Bryan I didn't know you were legally blind---I wish I had known that when you first contacted me, as my mother is legally blind herself. We have a legally...
Hi, I would say that would be a great help. I'm not sure how to quit getting the 91 object or with block variable not set error. thanks, Bryan ... From: "John...
I admit I am curious to see the whole routine causing the problem. It
sounds like the word object is out of scope at the point you try to quit
it, but I can't...
Does anyone know how to determine which USB Version (1.1 or 2.0) a PC is using? I read some info about the device manager, and if it 2.0 it would say...
Hi Laurie Back when I was teaching from my Objects book regularly, we noted a Word Object bug that caused the Word Object to be misreferenced---resulting in an...
Lori, I'll try to remember how it was originally. I bet there is something different in the 10.0 xp version. The instructions I found were for '97, 8.0. I'll...
Lori, I deleted some changes and here is what i started with: It ends up giving the rte 91, object variable or with block variable not set and leaves ms word...
MessageHi Ed, Just to be clear, is all of that code in one form or are you storing some of it in a class? thanks, Bryan ... From: Edward Myerson To:...
One thing I notice is that you declare the WordApp object at module-level, but then redeclare it at routine-level. When you declare a variable twice, then...