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  1. cforput

    Creating my one simple table - Can it be done in C++?

    Thanks! This is just what I was looking for, direction but not actual code. At this level it certainly makes sense. I will see if I am getting in over my head though since I am new to C++ but I will definitely learn from it.
  2. cforput

    Creating my one simple table - Can it be done in C++?

    Hi, I am new to C++ and have a question. I want to build a simple C++ application that will store all my user IDs and PWs from all the web sites, work sites, bank accounts, etc etc. A simple table is all I need. I don't want to use any of the common DBs (Access, MYSQL, etc) so no one can hack...
  3. cforput

    How to Make a Tab Control Invisible

    Hi all. I have a form with a tab control on it (and 4 tabs or pages). By default, the tab control is invisible. I have a button on the main form that makes the tab control visible (me.TabCtrlUtiliities.Visible = True). Works great. What I can't do is figure out a way to have a button on any of...
  4. cforput

    All User to Set Their Own Data Path

    Thanks for the tip. On the treadmill right now reading your response and did a quick search in Access VBA. FileDialog looks like it will do the trick. I will try today at work and see how it goes. Thanks again!
  5. cforput

    All User to Set Their Own Data Path

    I am building an application and want to build an interface where the user can use an "explorer" type GUI to select where they want their data to be stored. Any ideas? I am a complete novice so put it in plain english if you can! thanks Craig

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