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Can anybody Please tell me where I can get an IOS for my 827 cisco router. It has a generic bug, that I can't fix can someone help me?

Did you try Timer1.stop();

Are you saying you couldn' find the crystal designer either?

I though that CR designer was now a free add-in for .Net, taking the place of MS Data Reports. I don't have it in my templates, nor in my list to reference it. Is it on the install cd for .Net separately? Thanks.

I found out that I also have to first have For each dataTable in dataSet For each dataRow in dataTable Next dataRow Next dataTable

Those were all extremely helpful resposes. The DataRow thing seems like it should work good. Thanks Craig, Mike, Kris and Zarcom.

First of all, I'm still really confused on using all these things. Now there's DataSets, DataReaders, DataTables, DataRows, etc. Its a lot harder than using a Recordset in ADO in VB 6, where you could just go Do Until rs.EOF myVariable = rs![Field1] Loop So here is what I got: Do Until...

You need to make an ado connection to your sql server. Then you need to make a recordset. Then you could assign each textbox's value to a variable. Then you could do a rs.excute(strSQL) with your variables in there for a SQL command. I forget the syntax to create a view since I usually do...

I use variables to save the data as it was before I did the macro, then on my undo button, re-instate that data.

In the keypressed event, type txtWhatever.text = Index? (or keyascii?). Don't have VB6 on this box, but you will see the name of the variable that the sub procedure accepts in the parentheses.

Ohhhhh. OK that makes perfect sense. And then just Dim a Form1. Still takes some getting used to that a form is not a static thing anymore.

OK now, I've looked but can't find how to close the main form, not a newly dimmed main form, but the actual physical form that loads at startup. When I load form 2, I want form 1 to go away, and when Form 2 goes away, I make a new Form 1.

Thanks for diggingthat up for me! Should work.

OK. I have 2 forms. The main form has an OLEDBConnection, 2 OLEDBDataAdapters, and 2 datasets. There are 2 combo boxes on the form, both of which are bound to the same table of an Access file (hence the 2 of adapters and datasets), and are filled up with the primary key from that table on the...

You could also try importing the data into an Access file or SQL Server if you have it (actually linking to Access) and using that as the data source for your VB forms. You shouldn't have problems connecting to the DSN there. VB 6 would probably be easier to connect to it in my opinion, using...