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 | That has to be yes. You would write code to find your listview area then movement picks up where it is then compare. However this sounds like a bad UI decision. Also, given it's VB6 there is much brokeness so you can't count on it working on say, Windows 10.  |
 | It's the money. Isn't it?  |
| | That could be SQL Server Compact Edition or Sqlite. To research either, google like this: 1. VB.net SQLITE Tutorials. 2. VB.net SQL Server Compact Edition Tutorials. |
| | The input doesn't appear safe. Is your site available so I can try > value'); DROP TABLE table;-- On the input fields or such to test if you can stand up to a good old fun like: https://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/Little_Bobby_Tables#Example_of_SQL_injection Line 73 for example looks like open to injection. Maybe others. |
 | > Hello my old man! >How did you solve that problem that was just presented to me exactly the same? Look up at tinstaafl's reply. From my memory that's the fix. |
 | This sounds like you are looking for tutorials. Here's how I would find these today: https://www.google.com/search?&q=javascript+logical+operators+tutorial  |
| | As c++ doesn't have a GUI system I'd be guessing if this was in Visual Studio C++ or something else. Even so, you would implement your code to that button's handler to do what you wrote above. |
| | Line 177 sets off the red alert here. Why? Read from: https://www.google.com/search?&q=never+store+passwords+in+a+database |
| | Posted this quite a few times. Small problems. 1. Not a Code Snippet. Try another format. 2. Show your work. 3. If you are hiring this out, make a better specification document and how much you are paying as well how the pay is accomplished. Friends have used an escrow … |
| | Today and going beyond what most folk use, at the office and in prior work we would connect almost everything to the Internet which you may have read the phrase "The Internet of Things." Or IoT. This of course has lead to some issues with a lot of devices having … |
| | I thought for food you don't let it get infected! Where is this so I can avoid your products! |
| | Here's the screen grab:  Here's the link to the 50 years ago reply: https://www.daniweb.com/posts/jump/ (doesn't work) Here's the link to the discussion: https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/threads/523223/im-having-a-difficulty-in-a-program-in-c-net-framework Something happened. Don't know but interesting bug there. |
 | My bet is any port on the DX50 which I looked at on google are SOLDERED onto the board. They don't pop off. Google up LOUIS ROSSMANN and see his YouTube channel and watch his solder skills. That's what you need to replace such parts. Maybe he can replace them … |
 | I could be wrong but such a change is more likely to be done with VBOXMANAGE or some use of the VirtualBox SDK. Let me be clear I have not looked deeply into this area but you can find the SDK and documentation with a search like: https://www.google.com/search?&q=Change+IP+in+VirtualBox+API+VB.NET That gives … |
| | Welcome. I read your profile about clipping. |
| | This looks like a project in Visual Studio 2017 or about that version. The easiest way to get the resulting assembler code is to view it in Visual Studio. How? Google this: How to view the assembly behind the code using Visual C++? |
 | Let's hear what OS you were using. Windows in the most common versions does not support this. If you want some bootable USB version of Windows it's not cheap. You want the "Windows To Go" version. Or you google workarounds which from what I've seen are pretty awful as they … |
| | All that and I'm unsure about your question. I see " how did i get passed this problem? " but the words look a little off. Did you mean to ask " how do i get pass this problem? " Apple products have reset protection so the phones and tablets … |
| | This is a good failure. Why? Passwords should never be stored like this. Here's the google kicking that old design to the curb. https://www.google.com/search?&q=never+store+passwords+in+a+database Code and more about logins, encrypted passwords, salt and more are just a little research away. Here I won't get into that but note it's a … |
| | Have to answer no for a few reasons: 1. The company did not answer your questions. 2. The company via their site also did not answer your questions. And this is without noting that such screen use is our decision. Since you are using this site you are not a … |
| | Please supply more detail than "code is not working correctly." Since you are, from what I can see using Visual Studio you can set break points to examine variables and more to narrow it down. |
| | That's a dead end as what's best for you may be terrible for others. Try LMS from a few companies and find your best. |
| | Here's what most discover. Training institutions that claim to be the best are frankly lying to you. You should avoid those. In the USA and other places you can check out companies with Yelp or such. Do that! |
| | I think this is a good thing it failed. Why? From the code it looks like the password is stored in the database in the clear. This is no longer and acceptable practice. Well discussed at www.google.com/search?&q=never+store+passwords+in+a+database With that out of the way, use your debugging skills to track down … |
 | If you google "My PC overheats" you find there are many causes. What you've told so far does not help to narrow it down. Use google for new until you have more to tell. |
 | That's not a simple question but for me I feel that you should test what driver works for you. You do have choices as noted at https://negativo17.org/nvidia-driver/ and many other sites. The is it worth it question could be about the PC but a 300 dollar PC is just that. … |
| | Your question isn't clear. Are you talking about people to join your project, or (google this) "GitHub is now free for teams" as a place for the code repository, or something else entirely? |
| | Cisco commercial products still require staff or support to configure if you don't do this yourself. As you didn't reveal what you have now as well as who configured it the discussion is hard to impossible to start unless I write "get back to who installed and setup what you … |
 | Sounds like millions to me. What product needs this? Beer? |
| | Seems like this happens a lot. Some call it a bug but browsers do cache content so yes, you'll have to refresh on your PC. Others will see new content when the cache expires. Check out your Page Cache setting. https://wordpress.org/support/topic/page-cache-expiration-time/ You should not set this too low. Otherwise you …  |
| | Once I skip over the cloud players I pretty much land on the same players I see others use at https://www.tomsguide.com/round-up/best-android-music-player Here I'm OK with Amazon's own player but hey, I'm not a collector and it has enough for me. PS. Also, Hi! Good to see you are still around. |
| | This would make a fine discussion today for lunch but with COVID-19 that won't be happening soon. As I know a lot of software developers I will write they are a varied lot. The ones that work for others in the game industry that I know didn't hit the jackpot … |
| | Let's forget code for a moment. Where is your algorithm? What are the steps you thought through before you coded? Also, there are priors to consider: https://www.google.com/search?q=Syllable+Counting+in+java+site:www.daniweb.com |
| | I googled it. Seems to be a simple thing to uncover. WAEC is not a word. It's an Acronym. |
| | https://www.daniweb.com/members/1186328/lacy-3 shows 0 contributions but you click through and they have made some posts. |
| | https://www.daniweb.com/articles/latest shows me this a duplicate of my recent post. Ouch. The ability to share images looks broken too! |
| | Just now when I crafted an answer then clicked Post Reply the button dimmed and it's just sitting there. Gave it a few minutes but there it sits. While I've found I can copy out what I wrote, tap F5 then try again it's not something others may bother with. … |
| | From https://www.daniweb.com/welcome/rules > Do provide evidence of having done some work yourself if posting questions from school or work assignments With that out of the way, keep the question(s) to what you need help with. That is, that line of code that fails so we can narrow it down to … |
| | Much more detail is required here. Is this some text or GUI system in use? What code do you have so far? |
| | That's not very good code there. No comments, variables that are poorly named so when the author wrote this, they and God knows what they intended. Later, only God knows. While someone may trace it out the lack of comments and a few paragraphs about what it should do should … |
| | Are there any other dragchutes on the build? Such as USB and HDDs attached? Remember there are prior complaints here. [https://www.google.com/search?&q=virtualbox+slow+on+"ryzen+7"](https://www.google.com/search?&q=virtualbox+slow+on+"ryzen+7") It appears that you are not alone as I read https://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=93748 > I'm seeing similar reproducible very laggy perf with Win10 guests on VB 6.1.0 hosts, with Ryzen 7 … |
| | Show your work so far (read the Community Rules at https://www.daniweb.com/welcome/rules ) Also if I were to write this, I might not use the scanner class. The specs for apps I've written never demand that specific classes be used. That's up to the author or system designer. Is this homework? |
| | Not anything I use but hey, some thoughts. 1. Use the script Luke! Read https://m8software.com/clipboards/spartan/newinversions/0scriptref.htm 2. Use the sandbox Kitten! I'm reading from your link where it notes the Sandbox: > To make troubleshooting easier a 'Sandbox' is provided. >This makes it easier to find out exactly what is interfering … |
| | Same answer: From https://www.daniweb.com/welcome/rules > Do provide evidence of having done some work yourself if posting questions from school or work assignments With that out of the way, keep the question(s) to what you need help with. That is, that line of code that fails so we can narrow it … |
| | Sorry if I don't offer fixes for this but I did something akin to the above long ago on a completely different system. So just some thoughts. 1. As to the skipping around I'd go over the app and watch out for variables that are a bit too small. That … |
 | Try: 1. Get into the BIOS (varies with each make and models) and load defaults, Save, Exit and reboot. 2. Be sure there are no CD/DVDs in the ODD (optical disc drive) as well as unplugging all USB devices, SD cards, etc. 3. I shouldn't have to write this but … |
| | It appears you limited your choices to PCs from Apple and others. Ever use a Rasberry Pi system? |
| | That line 8 looks to be, well, you tell me.  |
| | My initial thought is about line 12. If you want a certain date range I'd consider adding a WHERE date is in the range you desire. If fact, the first example at https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/date-and-time-functions.html shows this idea.  |
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