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Re: To my knowledge... NO. You could do it with Multidimensional array, but trying to do it the way above would never work (not in javascript, anyway). An option to consider, is to create your own object, with a bunch of properties, and then create an array of those objects (I … | |
Re: Is this supposed to connect to the website automagically, and upload the new post.... or is it supposed to simply Generate something to be copy and pasted into the forum? If the latter, what is "Password" for? | |
Re: [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread51307.html"]This Thread[/URL] Should help you get started and get a grip with automating office applications. This thread actually uses VB, not VBA Macros, but the code is pretty much identical, and should be a breeze to do what you need. | |
That link doesn't work correctly (the ...'s in the url are pretty much invalid). If you could resend the link to the code, or use [url]http://tinyurl.com/[/url] to make the link smaller so that the site doesn't truncate the data, it would be greatly appreciated. Coma | |
Re: I believe the closest you can come to that is -t or --tolerant, which will be tolerant of errors.... the problem is, yum is built specifically to handle dependencies, so, you might have your best bet going with a tar ball. | |
Re: [code]rs1.Fields("item_code").Value = Trim(Grd.TextMatrix(Grd.Row, cItemCode) & " ") rs1!ProductName = Trim(Grd.TextMatrix(Grd.Row, cItemName) & "") rs1.Fields("maxofunit") = Trim(Grd.TextMatrix(Grd.Row, Grd.Col) & "") rs1.Update[/code] Hmm.. You sure the second line (ie: rs1!.) is supposed to have the !? | |
Re: The best solution to this, from what I can tell, is to have one of those fields (ie: attach_file_name) point to a given file in a designated directory. While it is theoretically possible, saving the bits of the image into the database itself is an awful idea. This ties yours … | |
Re: I go idea is to use a msgbox or some other method to see the actual string. Say msgbox input, that will tell you exactly what the string is that you are trying to get the substring of. I'm guessing there isn't 2 or 3 characters in the string, so … | |
Re: When you say "all I want it to do" seriously trivializes what you want to do. I built a program that does voice recognition, but you have to make sure that you install the microsoft voice recognition software, and after that, you have to "train" the voice recognition software (it … | |
I just downloaded the beta 2 of windows vista..... went to install the upgrade, and it needs an installation key..... my question is, how the hell do you obtain this key? | |
Re: Simply learn and use sockets with the FTP protocol. You can find that in the FTP RFC, [url]http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc959/[/url], or you can use telnet on port 21.... | |
Re: [QUOTE=zeroth]I'll reverse the question / if [i]you [/i]wrote a nifty piece of software and spent a lot of time and effort on it, would you appreciate someone stealing it? [/QUOTE] Careful... I have made quite a few nifty piece's of software on multiple platforms. I have written programs as far … | |
Re: [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Predictive_dialer[/url] gives a pretty good description of it. You might be better of starting with an auto-dialer, and then trying to give it features little by little, because it's by no means a minor project. | |
Re: I don't have .NET, so I'll give you the breakdown of what I would do. There is a command, called "split" that allows you to rip a string apart, by a certain delimiter (character). It Returns an array. What I would do is split the string by space, and then … | |
Re: I'm going to start an argument here (there have been posts regarding this already)... but most of the people will say C or C++ (something that gives you C like syntax). I personally, however, would say that you should start with an easy language, to learn the simple things... like … | |
Re: Did you look over the VB and Access Thread? In the listbox's on_Click event, you would initiate another query, searching for whatever data you need, and placing the retrieved info into the new text fields (or wherever). Here is the link: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread26892.html[/url] | |
Re: I built a program that goes through and stops EVERYTHING that's running in the process list EXCEPT what's required by XP to run. Let me know if you'd like a copy of it. | |
Re: Are you sure this belongs in the VB forum? | |
Re: Make sure you read the tutorial in the sticky thread: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread41057.html[/url], and another alternative is to actually copy the file (with VB) to a new location with a new name, and then have an SQL query to remove all the records.... | |
Re: Well, You will need to use sockets..., and build a server program that listens on that port. I can code such a program, in VB6, but I don't have .NET, nor do I use it enough to know how sockets work in it. But, I will tell you that creating … | |
Re: Well, I'm not sure who you are using, or anything... but with an educated guess, your ISP offers you web space, and anything in that directory (www) is going to be accessible (given permissions are set correctly) to anyone on the web. This would be your web page, your asp … | |
Re: I have a pretty good idea of what you mean..... you don't want the new text file to just have ID's right? You want it to have ID's AND the information that is attached to those ID's..... but only the one's that have been selected by the GUI. right? Please … | |
Re: I'm going to need a bit more information than that. Auto-cad is a program of it's own, so, I'm not sure what you are trying to do. | |
Re: What do you mean by INTO an EXE? | |
Re: There is an extremely complicated solution that I know of, but it requires a pretty comfortable knowledge of unix. Do you know Unix? | |
Re: *Sits Here Like an Old Wise Shaolin VB Monk* Use..... Sendkeys. | |
Re: If you surf over to this thread, you'll see an attachment of mine, that is a skeleton server. It's just the bare bones outline and functionality of a server. It takes a port number, and then it listens on that port. It accepts connections on that port, and displays whatever … | |
Re: Are you sure the control is pointing to the same directory and file path as it does on your own computer? | |
Re: You want to read a databatrix barcode using VB? | |
Re: English here man.... english. | |
Re: MDI forms are certainly helpful for embedding other forms. Something that a lot of people don't know, is that you can make any window that has an hWnd, the child of another form with a simple API call. So, essentially, even top level windows CAN be MDI, but in practice, … | |
Re: I'm pretty sure you can do a: [CODE] form1.print [/CODE] or it might be printform form1 (it's also possible that it's form1.printform). Either way, one of those will definately print the form :) | |
Re: You'll need to use the windows API with Pascal...I found this site: [url]http://www.irietools.com/iriepascal/progref305.html[/url], but it's about Irie pascal and not turbo pascal.... I'm not sure the difference. Basically, you need to figure out how to call functions of the windows library's (the windows dll's) with pascal. Then you can use … | |
Re: If you want to use the same picturebox to display 2 pictures, you'll have to find a way to make VB merge the two pictures in the format you want. Why can't they be different pictureboxes, made to look like one? | |
Re: what Operating System? Old school would seem old, windows 95 old? | |
Re: Eak, does labview write a .txt file, or some means in which VB can read the data? | |
Re: *Mumbles something about Police Officers Abusing Authority with Attitudes and Deserving Some Kind of retaliation* | |
Re: In the defination above, you will have a variable (ErrorStatus&), which is global to the entire project. So any form, module, control, or anything within your project will have access to the variable. It should also be noted, that the variable in your example, is of type LONG, and the … | |
Re: Hi Kim, I'm currently looking into the situation of making VB6 read and write data to/from serial / parallel ports. This worked great up until 2k and XP, where they removed a .dll from the OS that was required for VB to Read and write to the IO ports. Check … | |
Re: A Combination of using the CreateWindowEX API, with a class of TOOLTIPS_CLASS, and then set it's style of TTS_ALWAYSTIP. The tooltip window would be a child of your form, and thence destroyed when you close your form..... Let's see...[url]http://www.thescarms.com/vbasic/tooltip.asp[/url] | |
Re: I've actually built one... The port scanner portion works (it's also supposed to have a ping sweep in it... but uh, I haven't coded the ping sweep yet). I'll attach the source code after I comment it. | |
Re: I'm not sure if this what you are looking for, but have you looked at crystal reports? | |
Re: Post The Code, And I can help | |
Re: Something nuts like this? [CODE] <html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> function startTime() { /* Paths To The Pictures To Load */ var picpath1 = "http://www.someurl.com/pics/djlady.jpg"; var picpath2 = "http://www.someurl.com/pics/djdude.jpg"; var picpath3 = "http://www.someurl.com/pics/djnewguy.jpg"; /* Times of Triggers */ var hour1 = 5; var hour2 = 8; var hour2 = 11; var … | |
Re: Boot Into An XP Recover Console (dos prompt like thing), and do a: FIXMBR and probably FIXBOOT too. That Should take care of things :) | |
Re: I feel the need to go into detail about this.... The prefetch, is used in conjunction with Page Filing (Virtual Memory). Anybody who has spent any time with a computer, knows one simple truth. Hard-drives (even the fastest ones ever made) are still horribly slow. Regardless of what kind of … | |
Re: Let's be clear about something, I am a soldier, and I live with this war on terror every single day. I know how many people Sadam has injured, and killed, and I think he was lunatic. However, your defination (wherever your source was taken from) could be defined also as … |
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