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Spell Check14 Nov 2003 04:10 GMT2
Ok, I'm suffering from a brain freeze.  What do you have to incorporate in
VB to take advantage of Office's spell checking feature?  I've done it
before, but it's been several years.  This is a propriety app, so I don't
have to worry about whether Office is installed or not.
Calling a VB EXE from within VB13 Nov 2003 23:04 GMT1
I would like to have a command button on a form which
invokes a VB6 exe.  Is this possible?  If so, what is th
command syntax
Thanks
External Applications13 Nov 2003 17:20 GMT1
Could you help?
I have a window on my desktop from another application.
The window's text-name is: Hal
On this window is a button called: Chat with Hal
VB Pass by reference question13 Nov 2003 02:32 GMT2
I am writing a program that everytime user click the button, it will
increment the number by 1 and print it out. The problem is the number never
increment at all. I have no idea why. The followings are my 2 approaches and
explainations.
XP Pro vs Tablet PC XP Pro12 Nov 2003 22:41 GMT1
   For Each View In domDatabase.Views
The one line above will run in Windows XP Pro but not on
a Tablet PC with Windows XP Pro.  
It is a VB6 statement that iterates through a "Views"
Docking forms...11 Nov 2003 14:03 GMT2
Hi everbody,
I'm writing an add-in for VB6 and would like to dock the form. Is this
possible and if yes, how??
Thanks,
Read/write textfile across network11 Nov 2003 10:27 GMT4
I need to read a file from a networkdrive which is mounted
as l:. The below code works if I read from c:\test.txt but
returns a file not found-error if I use l:\test.txt (the
file ofcourse exists on both drives). If I use
(no subject)11 Nov 2003 05:43 GMT4
> hello to all i am working on a program code that will decode ASCII Shift but i need help i am in vb 6.0
Creating .zip file from folder via drag'n'drop10 Nov 2003 13:53 GMT1
I'm looking to create a Vbscript that checks to see whether FileMaker Pro
6.0v4 on Windows XP has any open files. If it doesn't I'd like it to create
a .zip file from a folder containing some FM Pro databases.
Has anybody created something like this before or can point me in the ...
Why can I insert but not update?10 Nov 2003 05:26 GMT3
I can add records to a table in SQL Server 2000 using an ADO command - no
problem however when I try
to update a record that is already in the table
I get the error:
Getting ZERO's on function call...09 Nov 2003 23:53 GMT6
I have placed the following into MODULE1...
Public Type OSVERSIONINFO
       dwOSVersionInfoSize As Long
       dwMajorVersion As Long
Collections problem08 Nov 2003 14:23 GMT17
I've got an irritating problem which I can't seem to solve. So here's my
setup.
I have a vb6 dll with 2 publicnotcreateable classes. clsItem is an object
which holds various properties which are loaded from a database. colItems is
Unused modules?08 Nov 2003 12:46 GMT8
Quick question, I know I should know this but I can't
bring the answer to mind. If I've got a custom UserControl
in my standard EXE project, and I decide not to use it any
more, so I just remove it from off the form, but don't
Overflow08 Nov 2003 12:42 GMT17
I use a statement similar to
For nCount = 1 to rsDetail.RecordCount
   Code...
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strings from c dlls08 Nov 2003 12:36 GMT11
Can someone direct me to explanation of how to return a
string from a C dll to a vb6 caller?
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