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 | Best way is to use a server side language, like Perl or PhP (or ASP), and use it for the authentication... |
| | You'll have to do quite a bit of modification in your code to impliment this, since you already have it loading data and everything.... you'll need synchronized arrays to keep all your data in order, but here is a module I wrote that does bubble sort on dates, in either …  |
| | hmn.... in XP, try double clicking my computer, right click the folder or file, choose sharing and security... Then under the first frame, Local sharing and security, and then make this folder private.... for some reason, however, min eis greyed out, so I'm researching that now.  |
| | You are certain the fonts are not removed? (start, settings, control panel, appearance and themes, fonts [under XP]). You can also try opening internet options (tools, internet options), then click on the colors button, and make sure that "use windows colors" is checked.. |
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| | You could use a combobox.... for the supplier list instead of a textbox... make it drop down only, or you could leave it so they can type in it, but do a select case, or an if statement and make sure it's a valid supplier. |
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| | You could build a program that automatically sends you the IP as the subject and or content of the e-mail... this saves you the hassle of having to parse the header.... do you have an e-mail account on an SMTP server of some kind (not a web based)? |
| | Re: Reformating ReFormatting requires either a restore disk, or a windows disk.... formatting is the processes of removing everything, period. So, if you remove everything (format) and don't have the CD to put the stuff that you took off back on (windows) then you are left with a hard-drive that has nothing … |
| | I'm not sure when this became a vb.net programming issue, so let me move this to the hardware help forum. ps: wait, I don't moderate .net.... someone else will have to. |
| | Re: Network Jobs Not sure how to power them back on, but there a couple way to power off... you can build a program that accepts a network connection from the server, and behaves accordingly... probably not the most efficient method.... the best method, in my opinion, is the shutdown command, available with … |
| | I don't personally suggest the method you are inquiring about.... most password systems as of late, have been using an MD5 (or some other algorithm) to "Hash" the password. Just a little defination here, a Hash is a string that can NOT be decrypted. It's gone through some crazy algorithms … |
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| | I bet the filename is actually named: java.html.doc, unless you have specifically gone into windows and told it to show you filename extentions. you can open up internet explorer, and go to file open, and it might open it that way, but being it's probably in word format, it might … |
| | I prefer nvidia, and the benchmarks that I've run on comprable models of each card, seems to have nvidia out-performing ATI. Also I found that SLI seems to be more reliable, and give a better performance increase than crossfire, which is a double thumbs up to nvidia. There will always … |
 | Re: Delete thread I'm a moderator, and unless it's blatently rude, or complete spam, I don't touch people's posts, unless it's to add code tags. |
| | Please Read this post: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/showthread.php?t=41057[/url] |
| | There seems to be a serious number of posts regarding the use of VB with an Access Database... Due To The High Volume of questions about access, I'm posting this link. Please, Go through the tutorial, and if you have questions regarding access with VB still (after reading through the … |
| | Remove The Len = Len(story).... see if that helps. |
| | Split. [CODE]' /* Specifically For Yomet ;) */ dim str as string dim parts() as string dim part1 as string dim part2 as string str = "12345/abc123" parts = split(str, "/") part1 = parts(0) part2 = parts(1) [/CODE] Now the variable part1, will be 12345, and the variable part2 will … |
| | Sockets.... or a file on a shared drive. |
 | the only thing that seems off to me (in firefox) is the bar with general info, abous us, etc.... it's a little short. I Also can't see the navigation class, which is inside of layout.css, I presume. |
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| | In VB6? Or in VB.NET, or in another language altogether? |
| | Re: VB and Excel. Thumbs up to Yomet on this one. Nice code, and good way to redirect focus back into the forum instead of to his e-mail. Well Done. |
| | A little more info would be really helpful. I'm guessing you are trying to code an auto-save program for excel (I believe it already has an auto-save). |
 | Sort of. If you are talking about a real dialog no. But you can make a form, and you can alter the properties of the form enough to make it work just like a modal dialog, and you can put whatever you want in it. |
| | or simply build a program that monitors for the existance of that window (the asking window) and then closes it. Attached is the source code (in VB6) should you want it... and you can download the program itself (setup and all) from here: [url]http://www.aftermath.net/~coma/daniweb/asknot.zip[/url] enjoy. |
| | Thanks for leaving the VB and VB.NET seperate. Whatever you do, do NOT merge the two of them. I may raise a big argument, but I've used both, and coded in both, and truth be told, they are entirely different languages on a syntactic level. If you are saying that … |
| | Unless I'm mistaken (and could be, since I haven't javascripted in a while), doesn't it matter which browser you are doing it for? (like, aren't the DOM's different for IE and mozilla?) I think the w3c compliant version is: [CODE] document.getElementById('textboxnamehere').value="text to display"; [/CODE] |
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| | Have you gone through the network troubleshooter of MSN? (tools Menu, options, connection tab or area, and then start the troubleshooter) it should try to get an IP address, and some other stuff, and it should go through all the steps and then log you in.... |
| | Can you find the .dll files that it's complaining about on your hard-drive? For example, if you do a start, search (or find), files and folders, and look for those names, are they found?  |
| | Or in a couple of arrays, that are in sync with each other, 1 for the hwnd's and 1 for a time stamp and then you can enumerate them by time stamp. |
| | use the shell command. You need to know the path to the EXE, and you simply, double click the button (to get to the onclick event): [CODE] shell "c:\windows\notepad.exe", vbnormalfocus [/CODE] so, you type shell, then the path and name of the .exe to launch. The part after the comma, … |
| | I'm pretty sure you have to know the C types, and the mimic them in VB, and probably declare the .dll as you would in the API. For example, the findwindow api call (declared as): [CODE]Public Declare Function FindWindow Lib "user32" Alias "FindWindowA" (ByVal lpClassName As String, ByVal lpWindowName As … |
| | The function you are looking for is "Command", which will retrieve any parameters passed to the program. I don't quite seem to recall if the program needs to be compiled (made into an exe) before it will work in your code... but a here is a small example that should … |
| | BFG 7800 GTX (OC) *drool* I have 2 of them running in SLI. |
| | I may catch some heat from ATI fans around the web, but the truth as I see it, is that nvidia takes ATI in benchmarks, and performance. What you really need to do though, is look at the detail specs for both, and see how they compare. I'm bias to … |
| | I have a fresh install of XP home, and I don't have that file. I'm not 100% sure if it's crudware or not, because I get conflicting results from google, but I know that it's not on my XP home box (fresh install), and if it keeps adding itself into … |
| | does it highlight or give you a line number? |
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| | I hate to say it, but I don't believe that you can. I think the most you can hope for is check a file's properties, and look for the Last Accessed Time, but this is only for files, and doesn't pertain to folders (and my last accessed time is off … |
| | I just built a program that goes through an entire hard-drive, and makes the Icon of the .lnk file the same as the program that it points to. You can feel free to download, install, and distribute it at will, so that this can be prevented in the future (if … |
| | in a code module: [CODE]Public Declare Function ShellExecute Lib "shell32.dll" Alias "ShellExecuteA" (ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal lpOperation As String, ByVal lpFile As String, ByVal lpParameters As String, ByVal lpDirectory As String, ByVal nShowCmd As Long) As Long Sub OpenWith(ByVal xFileName As String) ShellExecute 0, vbNullString, "RUNDLL32.EXE", "shell32.dll,OpenAs_RunDLL " & … |
 | Good Job Finding that. I knew the answer, but you responded before I got here. Well done. |
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