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In Visual Basic Tools, there is a tool for creating setup files.

[quote=WaltP;241275]I think we're getting away from the original question, which was Doesn't this mean:[INDENT]I have a number in a text box. How can I tell if I need an [I]Integer[/I] or a [I]Long[/I] when it's converted from ASCII to binary? [/INDENT]Or am I interpreting this wrong?[/quote] How about trying the …

Where do you import the data from? Is it from a database? What database? Also you are mentioning that the volume is huge. Give an approximate number of records, you are trying to import or export.

[QUOTE] if i didnt click anything and close the open window = its error to my application if i click a file and click cancel = its error to my application [/QUOTE] These two errors can be fixed by the following condition FilNam = Me.CommonDialog1.Filename If FilNam =False Then Exit …

This link will be helpful to you [URL]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/213798[/URL]

In VB by default all variables will be passed by reference unless you explicitly pass it by value (using 'ByVal' keyword). I think you better use a public variable defined in a common module.

If the user can select more than one email address, its better to use a list box. You can use <SELECT multiple> <OPTION></OPTION></SELECT> tags to achieve this.

WAN is a wide area network such as Internet. so you may want to make your application, a web application. But if you want a stand alone application that connects to database over the internet, then you need to have a domain name or static ip for your database server.

you can do r_date = 0

I can two problems with your code. 1. There is no End Sub for the sub routine ' Private Sub cmdRectangle_Click()' 2. In the function ' Public Function NewPointOnRectangle' you have defined a variable as 'ByVal y2 As Data'. If this is a user defined type you need to define …

Using the following API function you can get it!! [CODE]Private Const ABM_GETTASKBARPOS = &H5 Private Type RECT Left As Long Top As Long Right As Long Bottom As Long End Type Private Type APPBARDATA cbSize As Long hwnd As Long uCallbackMessage As Long uEdge As Long rc As RECT lParam …

Exactly what do you want to know? :confused: You want help on how to do something in vbcode? or you want somebody to implement all your business logic in vbcode?

In Excel, you cannot change the value of A, B, C, .... which appear on top of each column.

If you are talking about a client server kind of application, you can run the vbprogram on your machine and keep the database on the server. If you really want to run the application from the server machine, i. You can log into server using "Remote Desktop Connection" and execute …

rs.open "SELECT C2 FROM Table_Name" C2R1 = rs("C2") rs.MoveNext C2R2 = rs("C2") compare C2R1 and C2R2 Hope this helps.

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Use the macro recording feature of Excel; you can find it yourself :-)

Try this query. adobau.RecordSource = "SELECT Liegenschaften.name,Liegenschaften.address,tblbau.date FROM Liegenschaften INNER JOIN tblbau ON Liegenschaften.Rimo_Liegnr = tblbau.Liegenschaft"

[QUOTE]Me.lstPrijs.AddItem (sheet.range("h5"))[/QUOTE] Change this to Me.lstPrijs.AddItem (xlSheet.range("h5").Value)

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If you are writing vbcode in the MSAccess module (access macro), then you can access the variable from vb. Also one more thing to be noted here is the data type of 'fac_type'. If it is an integer type you don't need to wrap the double quotes with single quotes …