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MaskedEdit28 Nov 2006 17:21 GMT1
I want to use the MaskedEdit box with 2 different formats,
1. (#####) ######
2. (####) #########
but store these in the same col of an Access DB, I have tried various ways
chinese language support24 Nov 2006 22:28 GMT1
I have some requirement for the following things.
I am using VB6. /SQL-SERVER 2000/2005, I Have Developed A application in
English Version of VB in india .This Application is running in
India/HongKong.
Variable as part of a variable name21 Nov 2006 00:22 GMT3
How do I insert a string into a variable name?
Let's say I have 10 labels named col1 to col10, and I want to give them all
the same caption - something along the lines of this:
               col[1 to 10].text = ""
VB 2005 question13 Nov 2006 23:26 GMT1
I am trying to use the BindingNavigator (using VB 2005) to update five
tables (one at a time) depicted in five DataGridViews (one table on
each TabPage).  Each table loads into its DataGridView properly. The
"MyEray" table will update but all others receive this message when
IE 7 breaks SendKeys in VB613 Nov 2006 19:47 GMT1
At first I thought it was just Vista but after installing IE7(final) on
XP-SP2 using the SendKeys command to send keys to other apps no longer
works. Just thought I'd mention it in case any of your old private apps
still use this command. ;)
For If Next problem11 Nov 2006 01:31 GMT6
I have an If in a for loop, and what I want it to do is if a variable =
0 then next else continue with the code. Rough example:
For i = 0 to 20
If x = 0 then
Rounding down at a certain decimal place - VB610 Nov 2006 19:20 GMT2
I would like to find out how I can round down a (double) number at a certain decimal place (eg 6th decimal place) using VB6 code.
eg) 2.2000007629394531 should be treated as 2.200000 as opposed to 2.200001.
Can someone help?
Thank you.
VbMsgBoxStyle10 Nov 2006 02:19 GMT7
If this isn't the right newsgroup, please let me know which one is.
1.    When were VbMsgBoxStyle and VbMsgBoxResult introduced?
2.    I think they did not exist in Office 97 but did in Office 2000. Is
that right?
Extended File Attributes07 Nov 2006 17:32 GMT5
I'm trying to retrieve an extended file attribute of a selected file in VB6.
The following fails:
=============
Dim objShell As Object
 
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