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  1. sclary34

    Viewing PDF's in Form

    Does anyone have experience with enabling a form to view pdf's? I want the user to be able to click on a hyperlink of a filename and launch the pdf in a panel of the form. Can anyone help me out or point me to some sample code? Thanks for any help?
  2. sclary34

    Displaying and Launching a file from a form

    What is the best way to query a SQL database and display a filename and make that name a hyperlink, and then, if clicked, the document opens? What I have is a form that searches a SQL database and loads a dataset, that is then queried on several fields? The data is e-mail data and I want to...
  3. sclary34

    How do I query a dataset to populate a search form

    I am creating a form to search a SQL Server database and return hits. I want to make a dataset of the table in SQL Server and then run select queries from there. What is the best way to do this? This is how I'm populating the dataset. Private Sub btnSearch_Click(ByVal sender As...
  4. sclary34

    Help features in VB.Net after adding a Reference

    How do I get see the Help features of a reference I've added? My problem is that I've added the Microsoft Outlook reference but I can't get any hits when I search the help menu/index for Outlook related searches.
  5. sclary34

    MICROSOFT OUTLOOK: Saving olOLE's

    Jon, When I run that code it gives me the Run-Time error 'Outlook cannot do this action on this type of attachment.' Thanks, Scott
  6. sclary34

    MICROSOFT OUTLOOK: Saving olOLE's

    What I'm trying to do is programatically remove attachments from Outlook messages. When someone copies and pastes part of a spreadsheet for example, Outlook treats that as an attachment and its called an olOLE. I haven't found any methods that will save these attachments out to a directory.
  7. sclary34

    MICROSOFT OUTLOOK: Saving olOLE's

    Does anyone know how to save olOLE's attachments out to a directory?
  8. sclary34

    Allowing Text Fields only

    I have a form that allows a user to right click on highlighted text and make changes to the data. The form has several fields with types including text, memo, and numeric. I don't want the user to be able to change numeric fields. I would like them to get prompted with a MsgBox if they...

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