Hi Jamie: When you make the install kits, what program do you use? I don't think the VB-6 Package and Deploy Wizard will work with Vista (haven't tried it...
Hi Dwight. Check out the scroll event of the listbox object. I'll bet that if you put something like this in that event procedure, it would not select...
Hi Richard, I use Microsoft's own visual studio installer with the windows loader. I haven't used the PDW for years now since I found the free installer. She...
Hi Jamie. What I've found works quite well is to run the VB Package and Deploy wizard (intrinsic VB wizard) to create a dependency file (DLL and OCX list),...
I am trying to compare an access field and an Oracle field. The oracle field is 14 characters as is the Access field. Unfortunately somewhere in the query...
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I guess the question that comes to mind is how do you know there are leading spaces stored in the Access field? /tr _____ From: helpwithvb@yahoogroups.com...
Good Morning everyone....Normally I use the following to connect to the database so it's not hard coded. XXX "PROVIDER=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" &...
Jamie, VB.Net doesn't support the app.path function of VB6. One way you could replicate it, is to use this function: Private Function AppPath() as String ...
Hi Tim....ithanks....t's going to take some time for me to learn visual basic 2005...and has anyone seen how vb9 looks???well, it's not good old classic vb6...
Me? I am avoiding Vista until AT LEAST Service Pack 1, Maybe 2. One article in a computer magazine extorts folks to upgrade to Vista now, since they will be...
I am having trouble in an Access database which has a link to an oracle table. When I look for a record which has leading spaces, the sql portion of the query...
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Wouldn't like to install it on any machine that's in use so I used the normal method and bought a new cheap laptop with it on :-) Not had time to play too much...
This will be like Windows 98, then 98 SE and then ME which was a total Dud... Xp was fine after the 2nd service pack and a zillion hot fixes applied, but no...
Julie -- I believe there is a Trim function in Access SQL, or possibly an LTRIM function, as there is in VBA...witch you can use as a calculated field to check...
Hi Mike, In the USA, the stores, distributors, et al, seem to be pushing the computer models that are 'Vista Capable'. Read that as: 'the bare-bones-model'. I...
Steve, I just got a Toshiba 12" laptop. I wanted a small light machine and the Sony Vaio 11" was just too small (to say nothing about pricey!!!) T7200 Core 2...
Not to be a know it all here but I could do that with my Windows Me machine and a little program called goback it saved me more than once in the early days of...
Nice addition to the arsenal Tim < g > I was thinking more along the lines of what we see being advertised by Circuit City, Best Buy, Indigo's Computer Works,...
You're welcome -=BDN=- (Bruce Neiger) ... !FirstName = "" & Trim$(txtFName.Text) this works just great and thank you to whoever gave it to me Mike B dwight ...
I come to praise GoBack -- not to bury it. For those who do not know, Norton GoBack is a utility, much like Windows' set point / restore functions, but MUCH...
This is one of those question that may sound dumb for those who are fluent in HTML. Can a form that is created in VB be used in HTML by using VBScript and the...
I did a me.print, and was disgusted to fine that it only was capable of printing half of the form. The other half of the page was blank. I tried setting the...
Under the Build menu of .Net 2005, there are the following menu items: Build Solution Rebuild Solution Clean Solution ... Build "myprojectname" Rebuild...
Build Solution will compile only those project files and components that have changed since the last build. Rebuild Solution will "clean" the solution first by...
In VB6 there was an option to increment the application's revision number each time it was compiled. I can not find a similar feature in VB.Net 2005. I have to...