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Charts01 Sep 2004 18:01 GMT1
I want to plot a 3 dimensional chart/graph using visual basic.
I want to know whether we can plot a three dimensional chart/graph,
with x,y,z coordinates plotted along x,y,z axis. It should resemble me
a 3 dimensional cordinate system. any reference or any help would be
where is tony lozano01 Sep 2004 17:56 GMT2
I"m trying to locate the whereabouts of my missing husband.  Can anybody
help me?
To Construct 3-d graphs/charts01 Sep 2004 17:43 GMT3
I want to know as how to plot 3 dimensional graphs which takes 3
cordinates and plots a line in a 3 dimensional plane. is it possible
to do it in visual basic? if so please help me out in giving reference
or any solution would be appreciable.
Select Case woes...01 Sep 2004 14:33 GMT4
Private Sub FTP_StateChanged(ByVal State As Integer)
MsgBox State  ' Display the new state.
On Error Resume Next
   Select Case State
Can't move controls on form01 Sep 2004 14:23 GMT5
I have a form that I previously created and put a number of text box
controls on.  Everything previously worked.  Now when I enter the form ( in
design mode ), I can't move any of the controls to other positions with my
mouse.  This is also true of any controls that i add to the ...
Round function problem01 Sep 2004 12:32 GMT3
dim a as double
dim b as double
a=2.255
b=round(a,2)    ' gives 2.26
VB.net: Get selected items from a listbox01 Sep 2004 11:18 GMT1
I am trying to populate a string variable in my project with the
values from a listbox (the listbox SelectionMode is MultiSimple). If
more than one item is selected I need to populate the string with
comma's as it will be used in an IN clause of a stored procedure.
VB6 Horizontal Scrollbar: Change width of slider?01 Sep 2004 09:40 GMT2
I want to use the horizontal scrollbar control, but I can't figure out
how to change the width of the slider, i.e. the bit that you drag left
& right.  With other controls (eg Textbox), the inbuilt scrollbar
changes its slider width depending on how much text is in the box.
Obtain the "name" from an Enum01 Sep 2004 09:03 GMT4
excuse for my not good english, i have a problem that i cannot resolve.
with an enum like this
Public Enum Pippo
   k_MnuOpen = 1
list removeitem.01 Sep 2004 07:26 GMT3
The list's "removeitem" command in VB6 only allows you to specify the entry
to be removed by index number.
Is there any way to remove an item from a list based on its text and not
its index number?
Email CHecking in vb601 Sep 2004 05:23 GMT4
How can u check outlook express throught a visual basic program I know they
have controls but it doesnt show which componests to use and so forth
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Frank R. Jr.

VB 2005 Express Beta 101 Sep 2004 04:06 GMT2
I've installed VB 2005 Express Beta 1 and attempted to use the sample
program. I also downloaded the VB PowerPack for some of the controls the
sample requires. The sample still will not compile because the PowerPack
add-in is not found. Anyone have any suggestions on how to get ...
Optimistic or Pessimistic locking won't solve my problem01 Sep 2004 03:53 GMT6
This scenario must be so common there must be an existing ActiveX or
at least a standard approach.
Two separate offices using the same personnel database on the web.
Office A has to change the name of Miss Jo Smith to Mrs Jo Bloggs.
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