Well here is the answer not elagant but it did cost me 66 pages of paper to get to the answer. This prints 6 patients per page with the results of 4 office...
You might do a search for an old program I found called AlarmClock it demonstrates how to use the Timer function here is the idea in code fashion This only...
Try setting the "Control Box" function to FALSE I do not use MDIForms so this novice may be leading you astray if so sorry dwight ... is ... accidentally ... ...
Way-To-Go Dwight ! Any chance you can post the final code ? Not the entire project, but the final portion that handles the printing task ? I'm sure that would...
. The Microsoft Glossary Page ( A Very Handy Reference ) . URL: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ado270/htm/ mddefglossary.asp ...
I have a question about the ON ERROR handler. Suppose I have two routines. I have the on error handler in one of those. How can I stop the second routine...
Well, R2 will only bubble up to Routine1's error handler, if : - R2 is called by R1 - R2 does not have its own error handler. If R2 doesot need to be called by...
Here's a puzzling (somewhat harmless, but confusing and annoying situation) I decided to write a couple of classes to implement filters for MS Access forms....
Hi folks At the risk of having people on the group who don't know, I just wanted to remind you that I have 4 Internet based classes starting on Monday, January...
This code loads two arrays with data one has Patient information the other extracts the last four office visits and prints this data just below the patient...
Hi folks One of our list members asked whether it is possible to see a Demo class before joining one of my courses. That sounds like a great idea, so I've set...
Hi Ken Yes I do--VB.Net is definitely the way to go, but there's a definite demand for VB6 in my training program, and that's why I offer it. When I...
Hi John...a couple of comments about the Demo. I went to the site and started to look through the pages with this result...the questions or quiz part was...
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Do the following statements do the same thing (i.e., are they interchangeable, equivalent): dim s1, s2 as string s1 = "" s2 = Nothing Steve...
Hi Steve, First off, I will make the assumption that you are talking .NET here. (If you weren't, your s1 would be a string and s2 would be a variant data type ...
... From: helpwithvb@yahoogroups.com On Behalf Of Steve Trigero Subject: [helpwithvb] Nothing Do the following statements do the same thing (i.e., are they ...
Hi Tim: You cut to the chase better than I did. Decided to run some test code, which showed me something: Sub Main() Dim s, t As String s = Nothing t = "" ...
Yes, I am using VB.Net. What prompted my question was the following. In VB6 I can do this: Dim mystring as string ... mystring = "" ... If Len(mystring) > 0...
I haven't tried your test code but mine doesn't work. Dim mystring(512) as string for i = 0 to 512 mystring(i) = "" Next OpenMyTextFile() Put each line of the...
Ah... OK... I Got it. I see your problem. Dim mystring(512) as string or just Dim s as string Both create (either a single or an array of) reference[s] to...
Drat!!! I see what I did wrong. Here is actual initialization code pasted from my project: 'Clear string array For i = 0 To NumFileLines fileLine(i) = "" i =...
Using VB.Net 2005. My main form has a tab control on it with about 12 tabs. On the various tabs, I use groups to group like controls together. I then make...
You're welcome. In enjoyed it, cuz I oliked the topic... Although it's funny how the focus morphed from the nuances of Nothing vs "", to having to have an...
Tabs are always weird. Haven't used visibility on unselected tabs, yet, so I can't tell if this is "normal" or not, but it sound like .NET considered all...
. Hi Steve, Rather than testing for Visible vs. Not Visible, maybe we could store the Index of the current Tab that is being displayed, in a Variable. When the...
Steve, I understand what you're saying, but I was interested in how VB.Net works regarding the visible property of controls. It just seems like a lot of work...