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Extended Mercury Autocode then... Algol 68 then... PL/1 then... Cobol then... little bit of Assembler (to much like hard work!) then... PDS 7.1 Basic then... VBA in Access 2 onwards then... VB5, VB6 and now... VB.NET So I'm trying to apply the techniques from Acccess VBA (which I develop as...

Rick Thanks. I've clicked soem buttons and it's working. I'm not sure I'm youing another for another learning curve...

Thanks for your time. To clarify, this program should check for the existence of a file on the PC local drive (c:) but I want the user to be able to run the program from a server location (j:, as it happens but thats not important right now). So when I run it from the c:\ drive, it finds the...

I have some very simple (and I DO mean very simple) VB.NET code. Build to c:\ drive works OK but copying the exe to a mapped network drive always returns that the file is not found. -------------------------- Imports System.IO Public Class fCAU Private Sub fCAU_Load(ByVal sender As...

Griff That is rather bad news as yours was the name on the original thread and I was rather hoping you had sorted it by now :o( XP SP2 burnt into 50 new Dell PCs so I don't think a return to SP1 is going to be feasible. From what I know there are other reasons the have XP so 2k is probably not...

Thanks all, I think that just about does it!

Google only loves you if you type in the right thing :o) I had looked but never got to this page. That's good. But it looks like I would need to purchase the whole of Visual Studio (with many components I don't need). Is VB.NET still available as a separate range of products? TIA

As an occasional VB user I am confused as to the different versions that are currently available. Is the 2005 Express version the only 2005 version that is available stand-alone? Do you need to get the whole of Visual Studio 2005 to get any more advanced versions? Is the a feature comparison on...

Could be anything but the VBA that is the cause of the performance drop is a Search and Replace.

Thanks Dan, I guessed it was something like that but it would be good to know if anybody has found out what it is and if it can be turned off!

It's all of the users all of the time. I will try removing the print driver temporarily to see if this improves things. This is how the other dead threads started but no-one explained why this would be a problem with XP SP2 whereas it is fine with XP SP1. MS are silent on the matter (as far as...

An old closed thread but I'm am having the same problems. That is, Word (2000) automation is zippy in xp SP1 but in SP2 slows to a crawl. Unhappy users!!! Has anyone had the same experience and/or, managed to fix it? I don't think the IT budget setter will be happy if they have to upgrade to...