Hello Pat, Thanks for the encouragement. The Find form I've created is a mix and match from John Connell, John Smiley, Rod Stevens, the HelpWithVB group and my...
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Hi Ted, Are we working in VB-6 ? If the User starts by selecting a machine from the Combo Box, and if there is no other information required to determine the...
Hi Bruce Great questions--thanks for them. Essentially, you need 1. VB.Net Standard (or Visual Studio.Net). A basic knowledge of VB.net is all that you need. ...
Hi Don Thanks for your interest---- To run IIS on your PC, you need XP Pro or above... However, if you elect to set up your own domain using my Web Host, you...
Kudos Pat ! All The Best, Steve ... From: Pat Delaney [mailto:clandelaney@...] Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 2004 9:19 PM To: helpwithvb@yahoogroups.com ...
Hi Chris There's no workaround to the XP Home edition problem---if you are running it, you can't run IIS--which means setting up your own domain and Web Server...
I see why you don't want blanks. The problem, as I see it, is that the entire search function appears to be written around the presence or absence of an...
Hi Dennis Thanks very much for those kind words---I appreciate them. ASP.Net stands for Active Server Pages and, in a nutshell, allows you to use VB.Net to...
Dear Rick, From your description, it sounds like something which I am currently developing. My boss wants a form in which users would enter data, some of it ...
Hi Dennis Java is an Object Oriented programming language developed by Sun Microsystems---it's really not difficult to learn at all (not as easy as VB6), and...
MessageThank you Laurie, It is just a matter of discovering the possible answers. Hmmm! You've given me plenty to think about, and that is the aim and object...
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No Problem Ted, my pleasure. I have just Up-Loaded a small quickie project that demonstrates what I was discussing earlier. Just in case you are interested. ...
My first thought would be to use a scrolloable container -- like a picture box... Then dynamically create rows of controls as needed. _____ From: Rick Farnkopf...
Hi Ted... I like your approach from a programming standpoint (asssuming that the interface is acceptable to the user). An interesting extension of the idea: ...
Hello one and all, Anyone know how to refresh a combo box? When I click on add more data I empty all of the textboxes. But the combo boxes sit there with the ...
Dennis: 1) > VB6 is a very good language for that, especially for Access ... Well, you could consider also developing in Access for that type of client. As...
I had no idea you can put control arrays into a picture box. Can you give me some idea of what the code to add 1 combo box or text box would look like? thanks...
I've been working on database stuff for a few months and now I've been asked to do a simple amortization program. I've been tinkering around, and come to the...
Hi Allan, Use Currency Data Types. ( or Double Data Types ) Almost all of the VB Functions make use of Banker's Rounding, so you really should not have to...
Dear Alan, If you can get your hands on a copy of the book Programming with Visual Basic 6.0 (ISBN: 0-7600-1076-5), chapter 6 uses an amortization program as...
Any, All, Someone, I am converting DAO to ADO and cannot find the table lock equivalent to DBDENYREAD + DBDENYWRITE. The existing application utilizes a query...
Hi Rick, The Key to this task is to specify the container that will hold the control. Forms, Frames, and Picture Boxes may act as Containers. If we wanted...
Ted, You can just set the Text Property to "". If it is not one that can be typed into, you would need to set the listindex to -1. Joe ... From: Ted Lamb...
Also I would need scroll bars on this picture box - how do you do this? ... I had no idea you can put control arrays into a picture box. Can you give me some...