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Sort a Query18 Oct 2004 19:10 GMT5
How do you sort a quey so that the following Table is
sorted properly:
Table: Table1
Field: Field1
Very Easy Question, I'm sure18 Oct 2004 17:37 GMT1
Hey all,
Probably a super simple question, but it seems to be befuddlin my newbie
mind and I can't find a similar example online... In the code sample below,
just what is the "!" telling the compiler? Is "!" a not operator?
Restricted Account - How To ?18 Oct 2004 16:34 GMT2
There is a way to detect if the logged user is a restricted account ?
how to get free space of a driver of a server with VB6?18 Oct 2004 16:19 GMT1
My program is written in VB (version 6), I need to know how many free space
of a driver of a server. Do you know how I can do?
Here is what I had tried, but it doesn't work :
Private Sub cmdfreespace_Click()
Move statement command18 Oct 2004 15:55 GMT7
In Word, Alt+Shift+UpArrow/DownArrow will move a paragraph (or block
of paragraphs) up or down in a document. It is incredibly handy for
making small adjustments to text or rearranging items in a list or
table.
Newbie: Fortran to VB18 Oct 2004 15:49 GMT5
This is a newbie question, so please bear with me...
Let me start by saying that my programming experience with VB is limited and
I'm just asking around because I want to know before I start from scratch.
My situation is this: I have this fairly simple engineering app on Fortran
Memory - What's happening here?18 Oct 2004 15:31 GMT1
Run a VB program for a while, look in task manager to see its memory usage,
perhaps go to views and get a few more columns (like VM).
The minimize the application and then restore it - The memory usage will
drop dramatically
How do i find privious year post18 Oct 2004 09:30 GMT1
Is that possible to see or get privious post?
Thanks
Amrit
vb.net need help18 Oct 2004 09:27 GMT1
zeeMan wrote:
> *I started learning vb.net few days ago, I made this function
end in module18 Oct 2004 09:19 GMT3
if i have a program thats only a module and i use 'end' to end the program
is the used memory then released ?
How do i find privious year post18 Oct 2004 04:45 GMT1
Well, first you FIX YOUR DAMN CLOCK!
But we know you're never going to be that considerate to the rest of us, are
you?
telling vb to open a file i have selected from a file browser18 Oct 2004 03:36 GMT5
i have set up a small vb application.
so far i click on a button and it brings up a file browser.
when i select a file that is a .txt file and press open nothing happens.
how do i tell vb to open the selected file?
VB 6.0 - Size of Controls & Centering Controls within a Form 18 Oct 2004 01:40 GMT2
I want to center controls such as labels, frames, list boxes etc regardless
of monitor's screen size, type (CRT/TFT) and display resolution.
My form's height = 7200 & width = 9600.  By setting a form's WinowState
property = Maximized, the form will fill the screen regardless of ...
Public v Private v Dim v ???17 Oct 2004 22:12 GMT6
Am I correct that there is no way to declare a variable inside a
procedure such that the variable is accessible by that procedure and
any procedures that it calls?
Private variables are available to all procedures in that module, but
Smalle exe lage application17 Oct 2004 21:56 GMT3
Hi al,,
New to VB.net. What methods should I use in ordewr to create a small exe
application that can call other libraries.
I am in the process of creating a rather large application, I don't want to
 
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