I had to reinstall XP SP2 home and now can't open VB5. It says can't find the VB5.hlp file. I tried to reinstall, but I have lost my CD key and can't reinstall. Can someone help me out. Thanks, Ray Holt
I am using a foxpro2.6 database. I am using DAO to talk to the database, and I am viewing the database in a VBGrid. I would like to be able to use a search to locate titles in a list that contains several thousand books. The code Golom gave me finds a specific book by coding that books name...
I used the application wizard to bring the books database in from fpw2.6. The wizard put menu items on the form but not a search function. I placed a command object on the form and tried to code it to do a search based on criteria I establish to locate a particular book and it's location in my...
Hi, I have made progress, but I still cannot use the find button. What I want is have a search item so that I can search titles by name. It is a Foxpro 2.5 database and I have brought it inot VB5. I have hundreds of books in my personal library and I just want to organize them so I can find...
It is just a simple database file of the books in my home library and I would like to be able to go to a specific book in the list. I know it should be easy, but I can't seem to get it to work. The other commands such as add work perfectly. Thanks, Ray Holt
I have created a database to catalogue my library. I have been able to get most of the code to work. Could someone share with me the basic code for the find command. Thanks, Ray Holt
I am trying to write code for the menu bar in a program to keep track of my genealogy materials. I have managed to get the Save and Open functions coded. Can anyone help me with the code for setting up the printer? Thanks, Ray
I added the Microsoft Common Dialog to my toolbox. When I try to open it I get the message that I am not licensed to use this component. How do I get licensed. I have VB5 Professional edition. Thanks, Ray Holt
I have designed a database program to keep track of Cemetery listings. I am an amateur genealogist. I have disigned one table, called Cemetery, in which I place the Cemetery general information with the ID field as the key field. Then I created a Person Information, with cemetery field as the...
I have discovered the problem, I think, but don't know how to fix it. When I place the cursor over the set command and double clik and ask for the definition it tells me that the identifier under the cursor is not recognized. When I place the cursor under db it says db=nothing. Please help...
I am running VB 5 with Windows XP. The version was given to me by my son. I can't afford to upgrade to VB.Net. I am trying to learn to use VB. One thing I have noticed is that when I highlight db in the set db line it tells me that db = nothing. This is also true when I highlight the rs in...
I am trying to learn Visual Basic using Visual Basic 5 professional given to me by my son. I am using the Teach Yourself Database Programming with Visual Basic 5 by Sams Publishing. Can someone look at the following code and tell me why I receive the followith message: Error Code 429: Active X...
What code do I need to use to create a print object that will print all the data grid. I have a database of my personal library. It will only print one record at a time. The data grid shows all the records in the dataset. How can I get the printer to print all the records in chronological...
The following is the Code:
Private Sub mnuFile Print_Click
'To Do
'MsgBox "Print Code goes heer"
dlgCommonDialog.Show.Printer
'frmMain.ActiveForm.Print Form
frmHoltbook.Print Form
frmDataGrid.Print Form
Printer.EndDoc
End Sub
I am working on a program to inventory my personal library. What code should I use to get the printer to pring all the records instead of one at a time. I have code that tells it to print the open table, but even if the grid with all the records is open the printer will still print only one...
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