VB Forum / General 2 / November 2003

We are often getting the following error message, during the run a VB application and causing the application to die
Method '~' of object '~' faile
This problem is not coming if the application is restarted
In this VB application, we are using File system objects that access the ...

[Using VB6Pro]
I'd appreciate some guidance on two questions, one general the other
specific.
1. There have been many postings here advising setting all

How can I trap the change event for combo boxes created at runtime?
So far, I am loading combo boxes as follows during the Page_Load event
(Combo1 is a drop-down list with an index of 0):
    Load Combo1(CInt(nlQuestions.Item(qIndex).Attributes.getNamedItem("ID").Text))

I have seven text boxes to which the user must add a two digit number.
(It has to be that way as only certain combinations of scores are
acceptable entries in each categories.)
Is there a simple way to make them act like one 14 digit box,

Did some more fooling with this code Dag & got it to work. Thanks for your
help.
Spider :-)

I'm normally not a poster on this particular group, but I was
wondering if anyone here would be kind enough to help me out with a
(hopefully) simple question:
I'm running Windows ME, and would like to purchase and install

Greetings all,
I'm trying to do what is best described as a look-up table
in the form of a constant array.
In C it would look something like this:

Does anybody know how to read / write the USB-port(s) with VB?
Does there exist an Active-X, which does the task?
I guess, that the way to do it is through API-calls, but which?
Greetings Peter

My little app has most of the form taken up with a RTB.
The text will change depending on what button the user clicks
When the text changes I would like to have some kind of
transition effect that would take one or two seconds.

I have a | delimited text file (www.swandust.com\rpt_ccz.txt) that is
delimited incorrectly. The heading reads as follows:
CUS_NUM|GRP_NUM|BILL_TO|STATUS|STATUS_DATE|FIRM|SEC_ADD|ADD|CITY|PROV|CONTAC
T|PC|PH_AC|PH_PRE|PH_NUM|PO_NUM|PO_DATE|AGREE_DATE|,SALES_NUM|SALES_NAME|FIR

I am having trouble getting the MousePointer method working.
I am using
frmMain.MousePointer = vbHourglass
.

ShellStr = "C:\temp\wzzip " & ZipOptions & " " & ZipTo & " " & ZipFrom
ShellRet=Shell(ShellStr)
. . . . . .
msgbox "Done"

Can anyone tell me how to create an exe file that will contain all data
needed for that program? When I make an exe file and try to run it on some
other computer, it tells me that I don't have all ocx files needed. I need a
simple stand alone exe file!

I forgot to mention in my other posting that the program is suppose to
figure out the minimum amount of different dollars and cents that
would be required for a given amount.

I have been working on a change program for one of my classes that I
am taking. I got it to work, but I had a section of code that I was
trying to make more efficent. The section of code is below
m_twentydollars = Math.Floor(m_amount / 2000)