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  1. NetNomad312

    cell background image question

    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 outdated, maybe, but it's not like they're out of use.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...
  2. NetNomad312

    cell background image question

    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
  3. NetNomad312

    cell background image question

    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...
  4. NetNomad312

    cell background image question

    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...
  5. NetNomad312

    cell background image question

    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...
  6. NetNomad312

    Hardware problems with Geforce MX 4000

    Okay, I took a look at them, but what are they supposed to tell me? I can see when a BSOD happened, but it didn't seem to tell me why.
  7. NetNomad312

    Hardware problems with Geforce MX 4000

    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...
  8. NetNomad312

    Changing the filter on a subform

    Thanks, heh... I figured this out on my own. I didn't read the FAQs first, sorry. :-/
  9. NetNomad312

    String Character Conflict

    ...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. :)
  10. NetNomad312

    String Character Conflict

    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...
  11. NetNomad312

    Changing the filter on a subform

    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...
  12. NetNomad312

    Current Directory vs. "My" Directory

    ...see, this is the kind of thing that ought to just smack me in the face, but I just miss it. Thanks a lot. :)
  13. NetNomad312

    Current Directory vs. "My" Directory

    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...
  14. NetNomad312

    Common Dialogs (Open vs. Save)

    Sorry to double post, but I figured it out anyway. I was just looking in the wrong place. It's cdlOFNOverwritePrompt, I think. :)
  15. NetNomad312

    Common Dialogs (Open vs. Save)

    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...
  16. NetNomad312

    Common Dialogs (Open vs. Save)

    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...
  17. NetNomad312

    Common Dialogs (Open vs. Save)

    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?
  18. NetNomad312

    Common Dialogs (Open vs. Save)

    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...
  19. NetNomad312

    Common Dialogs (Open vs. Save)

    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...
  20. NetNomad312

    FileListBox Patterns

    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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