ok, well I have done the query. although unfortunately I don't know how to code VBA (any suitable links where I could learn would be appreciate).
this means that I have had to try using macros (I am aware that this is rather frowned upon).
my current macro opens the query and asks if you want...
hello all
I have a database in which there are records (what's new!?)
what I am trying to do is to have an automatic email sent which contains records which hold dates which fall in the next 28 days. But I only want it to happend once for each record.
does anyone know how I can do this...
this is all very well and good. but a bit late.
I have tried connecting the other 'client' computers to the workgroup through the .exe mentioned - to no avail.
also I do not have an unsecured copy. if I did then I would be more than willing to do the whole thing again with a new workgroup...
Hello all,
I hope you can help, as I'm a bit puzzled!
I have created a database (access 2000)(which is on a server) and secured it with the security wizard. This was before I knew anything about workgroups.
Through this securing process there was a workgroup file created in the same directory...
Right well I tried using your suggested replacement of code - Salem.
And it compiles ok and runs. However the context menu doesn't appear near the cursor. It's always off the window, however it does move in relation to the cursor so perhaps it's supposed to be a bit lame!
If I try using...
void CMenusDlg::OnContextMenu(CWnd* pWnd, CPoint point)
{
// TODO: Add your message handler code here
//declare local variables
CMenu *m_lMenu; //a pointer to the menu
CPoint m_pPoint; //a copy of the mouse position
//copy the mouse position to a local variable
m_pPoint = point...
Ok I've got new problems!
I'm trying to create a context menu through following a tutorial out of a book (in Visual C++). When writing the code for the function I get two warnings:
warning C4552: '>>' : operator has no effect; expected operator with side-effect
warning C4700: local variable...
Right it seems to be working now!
The problem was (as suggested) using "¦" rather than "|".
However I had another look at the book and it certainly uses "¦" so there wouldn't have been any way of finding the problem if it hadn't been for all your help!
Cheers
Mike
Well my keyboard is setup as English so that shouldn't be a problem. I wonder have any of you used the character in question in your programs much? And if so have you had any problems?
I wonder if there is something that I need to change in Visual C++'s settings...
hmmm. well the code that I'm using ought to be ok as it's from the "SAMS Learn C++ in 21 days" book. Here's the part which has been causing problems:
void CDialogsDlg::OnYesnocancel()
{
// TODO: Add your control notification handler code here
int iResults; //this variable will capture the...
I've got a problem with Visual C++6.
I've just started programming and have been building a dialog which uses the symbol: "¦".
I was fairly certain that this is a standard part of the C++ language but when I use it it comes up with the error message: error C2018: unknown character '0xa6'"...
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