VB Forum / General / July 2006

Is there a property of a label that will allow me to move the caption text
slightly off the left edge of the text area?  Not as much as a whole letter
space, but just enough to put some white space between the left label edge
and the text.

My wife's got a program she uses all the time that was created back in
the horse and buggy days (VB3 era actually). It uses a database that
consists of five different files:
Data.BST

Just to make sure I have this right - if I have a variable declared as
Public in the code of one form, the other form can read and write it, too,
yes?  I will be dealing with strings, long counters, Boolean, and arrays.
Ed

Hello to all. im new in Vb im tryng to create a little application that
take informations form combobox and textbox and put it in a template
code, here a little example. can someone help me? i think i must use
some replace function to do this. im still studyng so im not so expert

i want to do it programmatically not by piping on the command line. In C#
it's achieved thru Console.SetOut.

I'm working with VB6 application for many years. Most of the main screens
are maximized and fit the monitor area without scroll bars or empty spaces.
Since there is no good resize control or any routine to do resizing
automatically, I created several blocks of code which do all ...

I knew I saw vb6 in the subscriber downloads, then today I couldn't find it.
After searching I found that it had been removed on 6/30/2006. I didn't need
it before, but I need it now, and I didn't know it was going to be removed.
Does anyone have a copy I can download?

I have created a small program which will autorun from a CD-Rom, by making
use of an autorun.inf file on the CD-Rom. My users operate in a Windows XP
Professional environment. This is where I want some help.
I want to ensure that the CD will autorun on all users' pc, when the CD ...

is it possible to find out if a certain object (Me) ist the project's start
object?
The problem is: I have a form template that contains a timer. This timer
shall only be activated on the project's first form, but remain inactive on

I would assume there has to be a way to do this, but I have been unable to
find it.
I used to have the three CD's for the MSDN library installed on Virtual
CD's, but now I have the entire library installed on my hard drive.

Is there a way in VB .NET to retrieve the number of parameters that you
pass to a function?
I have the following function definition where I am building a dynamic
SQL string for searching:

If this is not the right forum, please redirect me.
I have an application in Access that sends and receives SMS using a modem.
It has been working well for over 18 months.  Lately my clients have started
receiving blank SMS's.  I had to modify my application to trap the blanks.  

I am attempting to develop a routine for printing a title on a report that
in contained centered within a double line box. I found
some code  some time ago that works if the title is one line.  I am trying
(without success) to modify it to be able to handle a two line title.  The

Having a dickens of a time trying to figure out what is going on.
A real simple scenario - rtfText.SelAlignment
WITHOUT setting up the buttons as tbrButtonGroup, I can't manage to get a
previously pressed button unpressed even if I /*forcefully*/ set all three

When i install VB 6.0 i get a error... imposible to finish the instalation of
visual vasic..... i gor windows xp