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  1. devangelista

    Help send fax via Outlook using AccessDB. Not using SendObject command

    Hello, I've had this problem as well. Here's the solution that I've come up with. You should probably use a program like Win-Fax Pro and then use the following module - works like a champ. I have a database that builds dynamic queries and reports for customers, then faxes each one to...
  2. devangelista

    UH OH!!!!!! LINE Input & Large File

    hehe. I guess that did not articulate as I had hoped it would... The FRB has a new "Windows NT" version but still again, it needs the encryption board. I guess the FED downloads a key to the prom and from there, the software allows files to be sent back and forth. It's a strange...
  3. devangelista

    UH OH!!!!!! LINE Input & Large File

    "MiggyD" Thank you for your contribution. This worked just perfectly. I've tested the routine with a 3MB file which would have definately honked at me. No problems. It's amazing how much I have forgotten about a 20 year old programming language but the Federal Reserve Banking...
  4. devangelista

    UH OH!!!!!! LINE Input & Large File

    I have some code such as follows: Open "C:\Somefile.txt" for Input as #1 Line Input #1, Detail$ If the "Somefile.txt" is a large file, it blows up. Somefile.txt does not have any carriage returns or line feeds and wraps the text so I may have a 2MB file. How can I grab...
  5. devangelista

    Parse And Save

    Many Thanks trollacious. I have made a combination of the code outlined above and I have resolved the problem. If it were not for your generous posting, I would have never completed this project!! Thank you for all your help... David Evangelista FiNET, Inc. Here is what I finally wote...
  6. devangelista

    Parse And Save

    Special Thanks to everyone who participated in my requests. I have made a combination of the code outlined above and I have resolved the problem. If it were not for the generous postings, I would have never completed this project!! Thank you everyone for all your help... David Evangelista...
  7. devangelista

    Parse And Save

    I'm going to need some more help with this. I've found putting an x on the getline actually reads the first line, then referencing x actually retreives the header information. I've changed the routine a bit to hard code file names "for now" and this all works when there is only one...
  8. devangelista

    Parse And Save

    Hello QBasic Guru's I've searched the threads a bit and have some idea of how to do this but I can't seem to get it right. Here's what I'm trying to do: I receive files from the Federal Reserve Bank in the following format: AHMMDDXI.001 or AHMMDDXI.002 Inside these files are header records...
  9. devangelista

    Parse And Save

    vlad, Thanks -- Yeah -- pretty stupid of me to not include that I was not on unix. LOL Actually, the AWK.EXE application is in my windows path but I get the bad command error still. :) Dave ///
  10. devangelista

    Parse And Save

    My mistake. Can't run the ls command .. I'm on a MS-DOS system running the DOS awk.exe program. I tried dir | awk -f frb.awk but get a bad command or file name error. Thanks for setting me straight on the syntax vgersh99 :) Dave ///
  11. devangelista

    Parse And Save

    bigoldbulldog - Thank you for your post. It does not seem to be working. I saved the script as frb.awk and when I run awk frb.awk I receive the error: ls | awk ' ^ awk ERROR frb.awk line 1: syntax error Not sure what this means. If I remove the line then I receive the error: }' ^...
  12. devangelista

    Parse And Save

    Hello Awk Guru's I've searched the threads a bit and have some idea of how to do this but I can't seem to get it right. Here's what I'm trying to do: I receive files from the Federal Reserve Bank in the following format: AHMMDDXI.001 or AHMMDDXI.002 Inside these files are header records at...

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