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Run-time error '424' object required having to do with class modules07 Mar 2004 23:29 GMT1
I don’t understand the error I’m getting from this code.  I’m new to creating classes.  This is a rough weak vastly incomplete attempt to write a ‘wall’ class for a video game.  I know it has something to do with the class modules because if i move all the functions from the ...
How do you evaluate a string as a function?07 Mar 2004 04:44 GMT3
I want to store some expressions in a table and then read them to see if an
item should be added to a list. Something like "ContractDate < Now()". Isn't
there some kind of Eval() function?
Placing Icon beside item in ListBox06 Mar 2004 20:06 GMT2
Is there any way to do the following
I want to add an icon beside an item in a ListBox.  The functionality must be dynamic, meaning if a user is a certain type, then assign this icon beside their name.  Does anyone know if there is a control out there (or better yet already ...
You can almost hear the crickets chirping....05 Mar 2004 23:44 GMT7
There's usually a post or two a day in here. What's up?
Setting connection string property - aargh!05 Mar 2004 22:06 GMT2
Connection String is as below
"Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Persist Security Info=False;Initial Catalog=DB1TEST;User ID=DBUser;Password=password;Data Source=MyServer
What I'm trying to accomplish is to insert the "Workstation ID" property into the connection string.  BUT, this property ...
Formatting a string as a floating point number05 Mar 2004 17:37 GMT1
I'm a C++ programmer, trying to do something in VB.
In C/C++ you can do this:
float fMyFloat = 12.3456789;
printf("The float is %.3f", fMyFloat);        // OUTPUT: The float is 12.346
Ado.begintrans locks the whole table instead of ROW05 Mar 2004 15:57 GMT1
Im using ADO's connection object to BEGINTRANS , COMMITTRANS, ROLLBACKTRANS
commands to institute an "Atomic ALL OR NOTHING save" .
What i do is open my ADO connection object,
call ADOCONN.Begintran
Accessing Chars in Strings05 Mar 2004 10:14 GMT4
H
I'm trying to look at each character in a string. I'm using VB6. Is there any way of looking at a string such as "Visual Basic" and accessing individual characters like "V", "i", "B", "c"??
Thank you in advance for the help
Farsad
Length of Arrays05 Mar 2004 02:30 GMT2
H
I was wondering if there was an existing  function in vb6 that would return the length of an array?
Thanks for your help
Farsad
Using quotes in the command prompt03 Mar 2004 04:26 GMT3
   I'm using vb6 and Access XP.  I'm using the shell command to open a
different application. I need to use this command line format:
c:\App1.exe -add "Name" "Addr" "City" "State" "Zip" - They MUST be enclosed
in double quotes.
Check if a program (.exe) is currently running.02 Mar 2004 19:51 GMT1
How do I in VB6 check if a certain program (.exe) is currently running.
Check if process is running02 Mar 2004 17:55 GMT1
How do I in VB6 check if a certain process is currently running.
vertical 4  or more child forms01 Mar 2004 03:23 GMT1
everybody.
I use 'me.arrange vbvertical' to vertical 3 child forms,
but I can't vertical 4 or more forms.
anyone know how to do that.
Loan form01 Mar 2004 03:14 GMT1
I am doing a loan form for a class project. My code to calculate the monthly
payment keep saying compile error.
Can someone please give me the code for this. It would be appreciated. My
code is as follows:
 
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