So your list box is in access, is it linked to a table or query?

.listindex is the items index in the list. You could try setting a variable to it.

a = lstReorder.ListIndex

then do:

lstReorder.RemoveItem (a)

I have attached the project that I have...

Just place this behind the delete button.

lstReorder.RemoveItem (lstReorder.ListIndex)

As long as the user has selected a line in the list box, this will work.

-Mike

VScroll1.Max = (Frame1.Height - Me.Height) + 500 <= This is used to set the max on the vertical scroll bar. I used a frame control and extended it beyond the height of the form, so to get the...

Private Declare Function GetComputerName Lib "kernel32.dll" Alias "GetComputerNameA" (ByVal lpBuffer As String, nSize As Long) As Long

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'it is also in the registry...

http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread76114.html

Since you never create the file 'Data.FRG', you end up in FileError where it tries to remake the same dir. Thats where the error is coming from.

Try this
After:

MkDir...

mResponses(x) will always be a number from1 to 10. 'x' is the student number, mResponses(x) is that students response. So if that student says 5 then frequency(mResponses(x)) = frequency(5).

in...

You could try changing these 2 settings
VScroll1.SmallChange = 50
VScroll1.LargeChange = 100

If you make your form into a MDI child, then the MDIform will supply scroll bars to view the MDI...

Try making your variables into array's.

try:
declare your variables like this,

Dim strmovie(100) As String, strimdb(100) As String, strper(100) As String, stryear(100) As String, strgen1(100)...

that would work better...:)

Place the scroll bar on the form, take everything else and place them in a frame. make sure the frame is the max height you need.

Then you can do something like this,


Private Sub Form_Load()...

Can you do that with out having the other sounds stop the background ones?

You need to index the winsock controler, look in the properties. Set the index to 0. after that it should all work.

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Is there any way to adjust the volume per sound when using the sndPlaySound function?

I am using an MMControl for background music, and currently using sndPlaySound for all other sounds. The issue...

This how I have been doing that.

requires a timer => conncheck
winsock control => p2p(0)

Private Sub conncheck_Timer()
Dim a As Integer
If p2p(p2p.UBound).State = 8 And p2p.UBound...