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Passing a Value to a SQL Stored Procedure09 Mar 2005 14:04 GMT1
I am running a SQL Stored Procedure that will give the
user a count of how many records are in the database as
per certain criteria.
I'm using the Execute Scalar Method.
How to implement a Callback function in a ActiveX control ?09 Mar 2005 12:41 GMT7
Can any one help me out to implement a call back funtion in a ActiveX
control ?
I have seen an example of a call back implementation using a ActiveX DLL and
not with a ActiveX Control.
Package and Deployment09 Mar 2005 11:03 GMT5
Using vb6 Package and Deployment wizzard. I'd like to create three folders
during setup.
Is this possible?
Thanks
Have Customer Customize GUI strings in Application???09 Mar 2005 08:40 GMT2
I was thinking of letting the customer change the Field Labels on a GUI I
have.
This would allow them to use wording they like without me having to make a
different EXE.
How can we get FONT Courier New (Western) ?08 Mar 2005 23:00 GMT1
CAN'T GET FONT Courier New (Western)
I can only get  Courier New
Is it likely to predict the button that my mouse is going to click and amplify it? 08 Mar 2005 22:00 GMT14
For example buttons on a toolbar, when I move my mouse towards it,
program will predict the button and amplify it so that I can save some
time?
Retrieve master sound volume in VB608 Mar 2005 20:53 GMT2
Can anyone tell me how to *get* the master sound volume in VB6?  I simply
want to store it in a variable.  I know how to set the master volume, but I
have tried for HOURS to retrieve the sound volume without success.  Any help
would be greatly appreciated.
FileSystemObject08 Mar 2005 20:12 GMT4
I'm working with VB6 and need to read all files of a folder.
I have created a FileSystemObject and a Folder object to
read all files in this folder.
My problem is that files are not openned in the right order.
Run-time error 1008 Mar 2005 19:54 GMT3
I have code that looks something like the following:
Type TaskRecord
 NumTasks As Long
 TaskName() As String
I know this is a longshot but...08 Mar 2005 19:29 GMT4
Anyone else in here use ComponentOne's TDBList Pro?
C1 has their own private newsgroups, and after scanning through a couple
thousand posts since about 2000, it would appear that lots of people are
having the same problem as I am, and C1 has not addressed it in all this
Run-time error '438'08 Mar 2005 18:28 GMT5
Hello Everybosy,
I have VB6 EE on WinXP SP2.
I am trying to pass an icon as an object from an EXE to an ActiveX DLL. I
have written dll with VB. A property procedure in DLL requires an object.
Public Enum MenuAccelConstants08 Mar 2005 18:11 GMT1
Just for Information
There is an Enum in the VB6-runtime I have never used myself
nor have I ever seen anyone having used it
Public Enum MenuAccelConstants
MDI Forms, simple question08 Mar 2005 18:09 GMT4
When I have an MDI application in VB6, how can I show both the MDI menu bar
and the child form menu bar.
So far, everytime a child form is displayed in my apps, the MDI menu bar
dissappears, and the child's menu bar is shown instead.
Query problem08 Mar 2005 17:29 GMT3
I have a query that I am running against an Access database. The
recordset returned from the query has .Fields.Count = 1, but that exact
same query run in Access has 3 records. Here is the relevant code:
   strSQL = "SELECT a.Name FROM Collections a, CollectionPeriod b " & _
ADO - SQLServer - Error 325108 Mar 2005 16:57 GMT1
I have a program written in VB6 that interacts with an SQLServer
database.
I use this connect string:
MyConnectString$ = "Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Integrated
 
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