VB Forum / General / October 2004

When developing activex controls with VB6, how can I add description of a
property ?, so that at design time someone using the control can click on a
property and see its description in properties view.
Thanks,

I am trying to use a enum in a class method and I cannot seem to get it to
work.  Here is the code:
Public Enum InfoIndex
   Tag = 1

My images in Adrotator are not displaying. The ALT tag only displays.
My text file looks like this:
redirect redirect.asp
border 0

I've seen elongated, vertical 'buttons' in some apps, on the edge of a
docked area, allowing the user to instantly 'collapse' the band - and then,
clicking it again, expand it to its previous width - -
is there a any control that does this?

Since a form may not be opened modally while another one is opened modally
(frm.show vbModal), I am guessing somewhere buried in the mire is a property
that tells vb that a form is already opened modally.  Is there a way to
access this property via the IDE or via an API, or is ...

I have some code in a Visual Basic Web Service and am a bit stuck.
I have this piece of code so that when you type in a first name and last name it joins them
<WebMethod()> Public Function JoinNames(ByVal FirstName As String, ByVal LastName As String) As String
JoinNames = FirstName ...

Not sure if this is a good location for this post... but thought I would try
as it relates directly to VB6 development.
We are using ClearCase for source control of our VB projects.  We are
running into a problem that I'm hoping has an answer.

I just started this VB class and it is really killing me I need some
help. This is my project: Create a project to compute your checking
account balance. Include radio buttion to indicate the type of
transaction, deposit, check, or service charge. A text box will allow

If I have an error handler ("On Error Goto ErrHandler") in my routine and
upon running the routine, the error handler is invoked, where, if at all is
"Err.Clear" implied or done by VB?  I have only in rare circumstances, that
I'm now trying to re-visit with a more learned mind on ...

I need to have two recordsets available throughout the 'life' of a form,
and I'm missing a piece or two to get it working. Here's what I've done:
' in the general declarations section of the form
Dim rsCashier1 As ADODB.Recordset

The documentation for using the .Circle method says that 'the start and end
parameters specify (in radians) the beginning and end positions of the arc.
The range for both is -2 pi radians to 2 pi radians. The default value for
start is 0 radians; the default for end is 2 * pi ...

I want to be able to control my program through keyboard combinations, such
as Alt-Ctrl-A or Ctrl-Shift-P, etc.  I have done a cursory search of Google
and these newsgroups, but haven't found anything quite like this.  Can
someone point me in the right direction?

Hi.,
I need to get my user to specify a folder, not a particular file.
Other than just asking for the path as a string, I would like to open a
common dialog and get the user to navigate there.

To Whom it may concern;
I would like to set the enable property on a textbox to false, but it should
NOT become shaded, it should stay yhe same as enable=true.
                    Thank You

As I understand it, VB offers "string" versions of many string
functions (InStr, LCase, Left, Mid, Replace, Right, Space, Str,
String, StrReverse, Trim, UCase).
From what I can tell, the 2 versions are identical except for: