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ModCode / FormCode / DLL13 Nov 2003 08:32 GMT1
Hey All, I've got a Conceptual delema that hopefully someone will have some
insight on.
I made a GUI for 1000 fields which are stored in an array of strings to
programatically retrive them and save them to a file. But I also have 1000
Convert Integer To Date dd/mm/yy13 Nov 2003 08:12 GMT3
aloha,
i need to convert integers representing the number of days since
01/01/01 to a date in the form dd/mm/yyyy.
i'm having some problems getting vb to recognise /01 as the year 0001
Saving or converting to .JPG13 Nov 2003 08:08 GMT3
I need to find a way to take a large jpg (1024x768) and make a smaller jpg
(640x480) and a thumbnail jpg (100x75) in VB 6.
Thanks,
Paul
String variables being overwritten13 Nov 2003 07:43 GMT7
Folks,
I have a large VB DLL (3.1Mb!) which seems to be showing some odd features
when running both inside and outside the IDE.
The most worrying feature is that a string variable is apparently being
International Date format for ADO and MSAccess13 Nov 2003 05:16 GMT5
I am using VB6, ADO and MSAccess97 with a field of Data Type Date/Time in a
table. The field is called dtmDate, the table tblTable.
VB:
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ModCode/FormCode Memory usage13 Nov 2003 03:24 GMT1
Hey All, I've got a Conceptual delema that hopefully someone will have some
insight on.
I made a GUI for 1000 fields which are stored in an array of strings to
programatically retrive them and save them to a file. But I also have 1000
Use with Excel13 Nov 2003 03:01 GMT1
If I need to do something like the following in Excel, would I use a VB
macro?
What I have is a number of occurrences with the same number (top 10
rows), followed by some value.  I want a unique row per a column 1 value
MSInet pb when upgrading to VB200313 Nov 2003 00:56 GMT1
I have a program using FTP made in VB6.
When I open it with VB.net 2003, it tries to upgrade to Version 2003,
but I have the following error :
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newbie q. -  picturebox output13 Nov 2003 00:52 GMT1
hi - how can i get a picbox output when i first load up a form?  form_load
event  doesn't do it.
tia,
phil
Comctl32.ocx - Sort of a stupid question ....13 Nov 2003 00:46 GMT5
Will it harm a users system if i include my version ot the said file
in my setup program and install it with my app? I always make sure my
systems is completely up to date.
TIA
Hot can I map a inherited object to the original one?12 Nov 2003 23:18 GMT1
A newbie question:
Background:
Some objects have protected properties I can not access directly. In
the VB help I read that I need to generate a derived class to get this
Color Button ActiveX Control12 Nov 2003 22:56 GMT1
What is this Control About?
This ActiveX Control allows you to use colored buttons for your
application. The best part is you can use two different colors for
"Button Idle" state and "Button Press" state
help with testing environment12 Nov 2003 22:49 GMT1
     I have a DLL that I wrote (in VB6) and in which I make
     reference to in my VB6 project.
     The purpose of the DLL is to read flat files, for each
     record read, an event is raised. This continues until EOF.
choose between redhat, debian, freebsd, mandrake, windows12 Nov 2003 22:37 GMT1
Get your Server or Homepage now
Choose which one you prefer.
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.Filter for CSV and XLS files12 Nov 2003 19:29 GMT3
I want to list *.CSV and *.XLS files in a drop down menu using
dlgFileToImport.Filter = "CSV Files (*.csv)| *.csv"
dlgFileToImport.Filter = "Excel Files (*.xls)| *.xls"
dlgFileToImport.DefaultExt = ".csv"
 
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