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Re: Welcome to Daniweb to both new members.:) Please read Davey's (HappyGeek) post. | |
Re: Welcome to Daniweb.:) I also ride (See my avatar attached). The best pastime in the world... | |
Re: Welcome to Daniweb, the BEST IT site available. I'm sure you will have a wonderfull time with us.:) | |
Re: Well, on this site we actually do read the intro's. a Big welcome to Daniweb.:) | |
Re: Welcome to Daniweb.:) Post your question in our IT Professional Lounge. You will get more feedback from there than on the intro pages. | |
Re: Show us the code that converts your hex to be send. | |
Re: As Robert pointed out, you can only set focus o something that is visible. If your form is visible, make sure that the textbox is visible as well. | |
Re: Your post will be moved to the .net forum, this is vb4/5/6 To your question, add a windows media player to your splash screen with the following code - [CODE]Try Me.wmp.Visible = True Me.wmp.FileName= "C:\SystemSecurity\SystemSecurity\HelpVedio\ Sos_SystemSecurityDemo.avi" Me.wmp.Play() Me.wmp.Width = 1000 Me.wmp.Height = 800 Me.WindowState = FormWindowState.Maximized Catch err As Exception … | |
Re: Welcome to the world of IT, especially tech support. They must have the best jobs in the world I'm sure. Not too much knowledge required (no pun intended to any techies!):), easy hours, own time on solving a problem etc.:) I've been down that road as well. They will insist … | |
Re: It can be done, it all depends on what language you are planning on using in achieving this, Java etc? Let us know and we can see if we are able to help.:) | |
Re: Try the following (shorter) version to convert your hex to ascii - [CODE]Public Function hex2ascii(ByVal hextext As String) As String For y = 1 To Len(hextext) num = Mid(hextext, y, 2) Value = Value & Chr(Val("&h" & num)) y = y + 1 Next y hex2ascii = Value End Function[/CODE] … | |
Re: No project loaded? Show me the code for the actual conversion to binary. It seems your problem is in there. | |
Re: Technical will always be a job security option to be considered. There will always be flaws in the software that will need the support of technical staff. Development secures a good income and ensures job satisfaction if you like challenges. It will however not always ensure permanent employment. | |
Re: I agree with Davey. As long as an object, name, property belongs to me that I am accused of of using for criminal purposes, it still belongs to me until proven guilty that the said object, name property was used in any criminal activities before it can be seized. | |
Re: Network and database management comes to mind that is closer to the "soft" side of IT.:) | |
Re: Grrrrr... Please read the posts above (and maybe our posting rules as well...). Create your own thread, tell us about the problem you're having by creating this and then we will answer. As long as it is here WITH other posters posts, nothing will be answered, point! | |
Re: You are specifically calling the process to end, hence the closing of ALL within the loop. Change your loop to exit the sub after the first process has been terminated. The only problem now is to ensure that the correct process/user gets terminated and not the other way around. a … | |
Re: I have asked that this be moved to .Net. I'm sure someone over there will be able to give you your solution.:) | |
Re: @PoisenedHeart - please make use of code tags to display code.:) @Bob3 - I will be able to help as soon as I know what language is used as per your previous post. It looks like VBA?:) | |
Re: Are you using VBA as your language or VB6? Also, make use of the format function - [CODE]Cost = Format("3", "###.00")[/CODE] This will give you a decimal value to obtain the cents value as well. | |
Re: [URL="http://vbcity.com/forums/t/22250.aspx"]HERE[/URL] is a full on sample with code. | |
Re: Where does the "text" that populates the combo box come from? Is it from a database or another text file? | |
Re: I don't think that many people will be able to answer you because not many know where these colleges are, never mind their status. I would suggest you phone some IT companies around the area that has employed students from these colleges and get a reference from them.:) | |
Re: I don't want to sound like the bearer of bad news, but I doubt it if any company will appoint you without the necessary credentials. What you can do, is to phone as many it companies out there and apply as a learning student. Don't give up on the first … | |
Re: Have a look at this [URL="http://www.vbforums.com/archive/index.php/t-521366.html"]LINK[/URL]. Use this to trap the exact error - [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa390409(VS.85).aspx"]Error Trapping WMI[/URL]. And lastly [URL="http://www.xtremevbtalk.com/archive/index.php/t-266202.html"]THIS[/URL] should contain your solution:) | |
Re: you can "wipe" the parts that is not part of the actual picture - [CODE]'Add the following code in a module Option Explicit Public Declare Function GetPixel Lib "gdi32" (ByVal hDC As Long, ByVal X As Long, ByVal Y As Long) As Long Public Declare Function SetWindowRgn Lib "user32" (ByVal … | |
Re: Use the following - [CODE]'opening workbook Workbooks.Open Filename:="c:\book1.xls" 'your code 'your code 'below code for saving and closing the workbook Workbooks("book1.xls").Activate ActiveWorkbook.Save ActiveWorkbook.Close[/CODE] | |
Re: Yes it is. The easiest way is to save every login to a database, save all records deleted to a database with user info etc. This way an admin can get a report from any user in the system. | |
Re: Use the Trim function, as in - [CODE]Dim MyStrin As String MyString = Trim$(Text1.Text) Text1.Text = MyString[/CODE] This will remove ONLY the first and last spaces | |
Re: Use the following. You will have to modify slightly, but it gives you all the properties required to set your print form properly. [CODE]Option Explicit Dim PRN As Object Private Sub cmdPrinter_Click() Set PRN = Printer PRN.ScaleMode = 6 CreateSimplePrintout Printer.EndDoc End Sub Private Sub cmdPrnForm_Click() Set PRN = frmPrintout … | |
Re: [QUOTE]FeeTrans.MoveFirst 'StChk.MoveFirst[/QUOTE] It seems you keep on moving back to the first record within a loop. Remove the part "movefirst", because you WANT it to go to the next record as per your code at the end. | |
Re: Yes, it is possible. Have a look at [URL="http://bytes.com/topic/access/answers/189713-access-access-odbc-connection-via-internet"]THIS[/URL] link for a bit more information or search google with the key words "using remote web access in vba" | |
Re: Try the following - [CODE]do while yournumber = secretnum and counter <=7 counter=counter+1 compute display gameover loop[/CODE] | |
Re: Krizza, we do not do others homework here!!! If you would have done some effort of your own and read the other posts, you would have seen that we just do not do it. If you have a question, then ask it by opening your own thread/post. Show us what … | |
Re: Change the [CODE]cmbLocation.Text" 'part to cmbLocation.Index 'and the index number[/CODE] | |
Re: Try Rent-a-coder, or as they are know known, vWorker. You will find them [URL="http://www.vworker.com/RentACoder/DotNet/default.aspx"]here[/URL].:) | |
I just got into the first 100 post count bracket!:) | |
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Re: As I have mentioned in the post that you had originally hijacked, give us more information. Using VB6? What database, sql, mysql, access? What code thus far from your side? etc. etc. etc. | |
Re: [QUOTE]I only want the handler to check entries from january 2010 up to the cureent day. Ho can I do that?[/QUOTE] Firstly, what entries are we talking about? Will these entries be open or closed? | |
Re: Kojhani, seeing that you are a new poster, we'll let this one slip. In future, please open your OWN thread. This thread is very old, not every one will open it, which means less people will give you a solution. To your question, follow the next link, select access and … | |
Re: Thank you for the snippet. If you however can enclose your code in the future in code brackets as in - "(CODE)" code here "(/CODE)" all viewers will find your post more resourceful. All you have to do is to click on the "(CODE)" label in the post reply box … | |
Re: Hi guys. Just some unspoken of rules here, please do not raise the dead. I am sure that Fritz found a solution to his problem by now. His post appeared in Jauary 2010 already. The problem is that not every one marks his posts as solved and it keeps "hanging" … | |
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