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 | Hi there, In my experience this has mostly been caused by the Power Supply. It only has to drop a volt and the system will go into shutdown. I would say that in the twenty or so times this has happened at work all but one of them was the … |
| | Hi there, You simply need to use FileCopy Source, Destination In your case that would be FileCopy "C:\presentation1.ppt", "C:\MD90\MD90-number.ppt" (Assuming that 'presentation1" was a powerpoint file on the 'C:' drive and that the 'MD90' directory was also on the 'C:' drive) As you can see, FileCopy allows you to change … |
| | Re: plz Help me MSDN Hi there, That is a great big download you are asking about. It comes on two CDs. If you are asking where can you get it legally then I would suggest EBay. I have seen it up there a couple of times and it sold for around $20 Australian dollars. …  |
| | Hi there, To disable tabs in an SSTAB you simply make the following call SSTab1.TabEnabled(index) = False Where index equals the number of the tab you want disabled. In your case that would be 0,1 or 2. Just call it for each tab you want disabled. For instance, if you … |
| | Hi there, I would advise you to save your dates as Julian dates. Assuming you don't know and put simply, Julian dates are numbers that are used to reference dates. The larger the number the more recent the date. Go here [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_day[/url] for a more complete explanation but don't let … |
| | Hi Angela, If you are saying that you want to generate charts for your data let me suggest that you get RMCharts. It's absolutely free and relatively simple to use. Goto here [url]http://www.rmchart.com/[/url] to download it absolutely free. It is used by companies all over the world. I hope this … |
| | Hi there, You haven't given us much to go on. If you want 2 to be equal to 'b' then the simple solution is to add 96 to it's value. 'b' has an ascii value of 98. Then you would get the total's character equivalent. So the code might be … |
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