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vbnet.mvps.org website20 Dec 2004 17:54 GMT3
Does anyone know of any sites similiar to vbnet.mvps.org that supports
VB.NET?  Just curious --
Outlook and Outlook Express20 Dec 2004 17:35 GMT4
I was wondering what would be the best way to shutdown either outlook or
outlook express email clients from my program?  Would you send alt-f4 or use
another method?   Also I would have to check to see if there were any open
email message windows to close as well.   I don't care ...
call  Desktop.sfc  of Visual Basic Net 200220 Dec 2004 17:19 GMT6
Hello..
I be developer one aplication in VB.Net 2002, and need call this function of
windows (Desktop.sfc), but i Know not do..
Help my, please..
VB6 app to Stored Procedure20 Dec 2004 16:43 GMT1
I have a VB 6 Project to send e-mails to my customers.
(Which works great, BTW :)
I connect to ORACLE DB, retrieve some info and send it
in the message body as text.
Using a koystick20 Dec 2004 16:36 GMT2
Hi group,
I have a joystick (MS Sidewinder), and I wanna use it on my application.
The application is to control a camera, i've already done it on keyboard, on
the joystick.
Trying to "For Each" on a linked list20 Dec 2004 16:15 GMT7
List:
I've a "Linked List" class, modeled after the example in Dietel, Dietel,
Nieto's "Visual BASIC 6:  How to Program."
The class has an Iterator property that's a "Forward Only" iterator.
Building SQL20 Dec 2004 15:34 GMT2
I want to build a class that builds SQL statements (given a recordset as an
argument).  I thought it would build a string that would be sent back to the
user program which could then be resolved in the user program and executed
with each new record.
Opening a dbase III file in VB620 Dec 2004 14:20 GMT2
Does anyone have an example of opening a Dbase III file in VB6. I need to
open the file and then place in a mdb file.
Thanks Mark
ProcessID v.s. ThreadID20 Dec 2004 12:29 GMT4
What's the difference between ProcessID and ThreadID in VB?
Could anyone explain it for me?
Thanks in advance!
Database software without a database20 Dec 2004 11:20 GMT27
Hello, all;
I want to build a software solution that holds data, but I don't want
it to be connected to a database such as Access or Oracle.  I want the
data to reside in local files that aren't "readable" to anything but
Login Form hidden - Sometimes20 Dec 2004 04:51 GMT3
Hi - I have a VB application that displays a simple login for to SQL Server.
Most of the time, when I click the shortcut to launch the application, the
login form appears on the foreground, so I can see it.  However, other
times, for whatever reason, it gets hidden behind other ...
icons20 Dec 2004 04:38 GMT3
i am creating a new accounting program (for myself) and i need to put some
icons(like customers, suppliers employees, bills invoices, etc..) on my
toolbars, to make the program look nice. Can anyone help me to where i can
look for this stuff.
VB6 and DTS?  20 Dec 2004 03:45 GMT2
Anyone here use DTS and VB6?
What are the advantages?
I tried executing a DTS package I have installed locally on a SQL Server
from my workstation that included an FTP.  It would appear the DTS package
Path to Windows System directory20 Dec 2004 03:30 GMT3
Can anyone give me some code to reference the path the Windows System
Directory (wherever it may be).  I've been all through the help files.
Thanks,
-Martin
RTBBox, strange behavior.20 Dec 2004 01:55 GMT3
1) When I move the cursor to the very last position and press Shift and
press arrow Right, the font of the RTB will change into some "MS Sans Serif"
and fontsize into 8.25, which is not the font I set after I do Ctrl+A...What
happened?
 
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