I'm not going for something really fancy here, this is more of a personal site than anything else. So I'm going with the basics... outdated, maybe, but it's not like they're out of use. I'll learn the heavy stuff when I need the heavy stuff; until then, I'd appreciate a simple "no, it can't be...
Sorry, I'm more used to editing in a certain program (has nothing to do with HTML or web pages) in which unit is synonymous with pixel. Force of habit. Yeah, I mean pixel. :P
Sorry to double post (wish there was an edit feature here!), but I was wondering if it was possible to make a cell 8 units in height. I can't seem to do that because the text I can enter in it is so much larger. I'm just going to make the border image larger, then... fill the rest up with black...
Huh... it had a cell padding of 1 and I didn't notice it. Of course, I also wasn't sure what cell padding DID. Anyway, they look fine now. Thanks a lot.
As for CSS, well, I'm such a newb that I've never heard of it. Heh. I'd rather screw around with HTML and have that down before trying another...
I'm still a pretty inexperienced with HTML, but I thought I would try making a site with a table instead of frames (or neither). I created a few background images that were relatively simple: mostly blue with a gradient to gold at the edges. I have a "horizontal" image with the gradients at the...
I apologize if this question has been asked before... I see that Geforce video cards are quite common, but the only thread I saw recently that deals with mine doesn't really match my problem.
The computer I am using is new, custom assembled (although not ordered by me) and delivered instead of...
...wow. How'd you do that? That actually works, but... the string was changed, I wonder how the records still were shown after that? o_O Then again, I don't know exactly what the ! operator does... heh.
Anyway, thanks a lot. :)
First, I should apologize for the last thread I made... I didn't look at the FAQs first (and I guess that's why no one replied). This, though, I couldn't find... although maybe I missed it.
I need to send this command to a subform:
Me.Subform.Form.filter = filter
"filter" is the string I...
Sorry, I know this is probably a newbie question, but my VB is rusty and I'm rather new to Access. I'm trying to create a form in Access 2003 that includes two main things: a list box and a subform. The list box contains a list of item names as entered in a certain table. What I want is to get...
I didn't want to bring this one here because I thought it was so simple... and at one point I thought I found the solution.
My original problem was: my program would always save its INI in C:\, because I copied my method of "checking if the INI exists and if not create it" from a tutorial that...
Ah, I see. Yes, I'm afraid I have little to contribute at this point... I need to go take a course in this (or more likely vb.net, actually, since that's what's more readily offered to me) before I have anything valuable or unique.
I just now figured out that your solution was for the cancel...
Thanks...
About that page, this is the third time I've been sent to it. I read it the first time, it seemed reasonable. What's wrong? I do try to look for help elsewhere first. Maybe I don't know where to look in the MDSN library all the time, that's why it may seem like I go here first... but...
I can't say there is, except maybe this line:
.Flags = cdlOFNHideReadOnly _
Or cdlOFNPathMustExist _
Or cdlOFNExtensionDifferent
I did not set any flags for my dialog object; it's still "0." Do I need to change this to get the overwrite option to work?
Ah, that's one way to do it. I used On Error one time when I had a drivelistbox and I needed to make sure it wouldn't crash when the user selected an unavailable drive. I didn't really understand them at that point, but I just had "On Error GoTo lblDebug". For this one:
On Error GoTo lblEnd...
Hey again. Sorry for my dumb questions, but I haven't had the option to take a course in this lately. My knowledge of VB is limited to a really basic course two years ago that tought us nothing about common dialog control, and a tutorial on common dialog control that didn't say anything about...
Heh, I've gotten that link before. But anyway... thanks for the suggestions. I didn't even know there needed to be a refresh, but I guess it makes sense.
*lmp (with an L) just stands for "lump," a form of data that can basically serve any purpose to the group I'm making this program for... but...
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