I cannot help directly but if you send the question to Helen Feddema hfeddema@... she should be able to answer it. She has written several books and...
Bob
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May 1, 2006 7:27 am
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Only during your break time, not while working... Right. http://www.steelcitysfinest.com/HondaAccordAd.htm Enjoy, Steve...
Hi Dan, Tim's suggestion is probably the best, but if you would like to experiment with a VB-6 solution.... The jerkiness can be caused by the form, or the...
Entirely My Pleasure Dan, Let me know if I forgot to mention some key point. One point that I did not mention in my previous e-mail, but which may have caused...
Hello all, I created my first Excel Version of an application and it uses the File System Object. I used CreateObject to utilize it. My question is about ...
Good Morning Joe, Method #-1 is the accepted way in VB-6, but your project must have a Reference set to the Scrun.dll FSO Library: Microsoft Scripting Runtime...
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Hi, To add to what Steve has already said, ... This "late-bound" technique is useful when the library is one that some of your users have, and some of your...
I belive Steve is correct on all three accounts, but make sure you watch out for the first method. I used that once while I was working with the Excel object...
I need a quick answer. The Load form event does load a form, but doesn't show it. Shouldn't it show the form, or is it possible that it is hidden behind the...
Jamie, Part Two: Project with 2 forms starts up, we create the second form by clicking on the first form's button that executes: frmTwo.Show We click upon the...
All (Especially Steve), I was on the Internet reading about error handling and when an error could not be corrected, they used QUIT Is QUIT acceptable? It...
Part Three: Interesting. This code, below, will not create another instance of the second form. After the new second form is shown, and then moved behind the...
You could try doing some sort of LOOP such as a DO/WHILE/LOOP or DO/UNTIL/LOOP structure to UNLOAD all of the FORMS and when all of them are unloaded the app...
Sorry for the delay Joe, Seems that Yahoo decided not to pass along most of the recent list traffic to my desktop. Honestly, I don't know if 'QUIT' is a...
Steve and Richard, Thanks for replying, Let me explain where I am. Error Handling has been causing me grief for quite some time. I have exhaustively been...
Hi, ... Instance creation *is* slow, and sometimes it is desirable to avoid it even when conceptually there are multiple separate objects (that's the rationale...
Hi again, If the error handler is for handling unexpected errors from within the DLLs/OCXs and not for application errors, then I would ditch option 2 and say...
Here is what VB6 has on quit... Quit Method (Add-Ins) Attempts to exit Visual Basic. Syntax object.Quit The object placeholder represents an object expression...
Bob
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May 8, 2006 3:16 am
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To all, Here is an opinion question for everyone. In the program I am working on I have several forms that reference information from several related tables...
Hi Brian, ... What sort of queries are you using? - Are you building an SQL string in code, or is the query an "Access Query" built using the designer? How...
Adelle, The form is used to view, add, or edit work orders for medical equipment. It also is used for adding repairs done to the equipment and parts used to...
Everyone, I have created my error handler as a global object. In testing at work it appeared to working flawlessy. Hoewver in recontstructing my project at...
Hi Joe, ... If all forms are meant to use the same error handler, why even have an "ErrorHandler" property? frmMain (and every other form) could just use ...
To all, Silly question but when I am creating the code for a form if I declare a subroutine or function as private only the form will see the sub or function...
Adelle, So this singleton should be in a public module? -Joe ... have an ... just use ... case it is ... called ... a global ... accepted ways of ... variable...
Right on both counts, Brian. Of some note, - A function need not actually be explicitly declared to return a value, or to actually return one, although in that...
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