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Just out of curiosity... Have you looked here: http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/item?siteID=123112&id=5129239 For example, in the AutoCAD 2005 PDF on page 65... http://download.autodesk.com/prodsupp/downloads/acad_dxf.pdf 3D Solid The following group codes apply to 3dsolid entities. In...

I am having the same problems as described in post: thread426-1042988 Has anyone figured this out...? ...or does IE just not support the 2.0 functions...??? My code includes... <xsl:stylesheet version="2.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"...

...on your computer... [Windows]+[R] (Run) ... Type "debug" and hit enter... You should be greeted with an amazing BLACK SCREEN with a dash... ;-) *Note: [Q],[Enter] Exits the program... [?],[Enter] for help Honestly, Debug is a great tool for learning the basics of Assembly. Here are a few...

STRLTB STR - Store LT - Less Than B - Byte CMNNE CMN - Compare Negative NE - Not Equal MCRRHI MCRR - Two Arm Register Move HI - Unsigned Higher (Greater Than or Unordered) RSBEQ RSB - Reverse Subtract EQ - Equal RSBEQS RSB - Reverse Subtract EQ - Equal S - Ubdate Codition Flag EOREQ...

That's what I got out of it too... For some reason, I guess I thought that... SelectSingleNode("//Child[3]") Was creating an collection and selecting the third instance the same way that... SelectNodes("//Child") Creates a collection... O-Well... You can still use...

That is a windows setting too... Tools >Folder Options >General >Browser Folders >Open each folder in the same window (It is the frame right under the Common Task Bar option) Not sure where it is kept in the registry, or how to set it programmatically... Visit My Site...

I am getting mixed results when trying to select specific nodes... Using this XML as a reference: <DocumentRoot> <Parent> <Child>1</Child> <Child>2</Child> </Parent> <Parent> <Child>3</Child> <Child>4</Child> </Parent> <Parent> <Child>5</Child> <Child>6</Child> </Parent>...

O...K... I did a little registry hacking and found the Key to turn off the Task Pane... HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced\WebView 0 = Classic View (No Blue Bar) 1 = Common TaskBar (Blue Bar) The idea I had was this: Using a Directory Box (Dir1) And a Web Browser...

...For i = 1 To 8 For j = 1 To 8 Picture1.PSet (ScaleX(i, vbPixels, vbTwips), ScaleY(j, vbPixels, vbTwips)) Next Next End Sub *Note: ScaleX & ScaleY are actually methods of the Form, so they will not be accessible from a module unless you reference a form. Visit My Site...

Yes, it is different... Opening a text file, such as... Open sourceFile For Input As #1 ... Close Simply gives you access to the string contents of the file. On the other hand... Dom.Load sourceFile Opens the file, parses the contents and creates an object structure reprensentation of the file...

...If you don't want the <result> tags around the result, do this: Sub WriteTags(sourceFile As String, targetFile As String, TagToCopy As String) '*** Setup Source DOM Dim DOM1 As DOMDocument Set DOM1 = New DOMDocument DOM1.async = False DOM1.Load sourceFile '*** Loop through all...

...Or if your lazy like me ;-) select="//mynode" Which ignores the Path and selects all <mynode> tags in the document... Warning: Depending on the structure of your document, this could have adverse effects... so proceed with caution ;-) Such as in... <A> <mynode /> <B> <mynode />...

...find specific Tags to Copy To A second file, you could do this: Sub CopyTags(sourceFile As String, targetFile As String, TagToCopy As String) '*** Setup Source & Target DOM's Dim DOM1 As DOMDocument Dim DOM2 As DOMDocument Set DOM1 = New DOMDocument Set DOM2 = New DOMDocument...

I described the Scope of variables in this thread: thread426-1063382 Visit My Site PROGRAMMER: (n) Red-eyed, mumbling mammal capable of conversing with inanimate objects.

It would be easier to help you if you can provide a sample of the XML you are working with... Like Jon suggested, check the info element and make sure it includes a sub node "link" The names are case sensitive... "link" will not match <Link> but will match <link> BTW... I have had trouble...

You could use an iframe, or textarea to show the text... <xsl:if test="File"> <iframe src="{File}" frameborder="0"></iframe> </xsl:if> But that's just in a web browser... Visit My Site PROGRAMMER: (n) Red-eyed, mumbling mammal capable of conversing with inanimate objects.

LOL - just read this thread... ;-) For a folder list look here: http://btmtz.mvps.org/treeview/ (*Note: I have to turn off the reference for "Debug Object for AddressOf Subclassing") Or here: http://peisker.de/index.html?http://peisker.de/vb/sysimglst.htm As far as the blue box... No luck so...

It's purpose is to filter and trasform data, usually from one XML file into another, xhtml just happens to be a form of an XML file Check out my web page... If you have IE, you can see what I am doing with Script and XSL... If not, click the link at the bottom, to see the same data rendered...

If you want to use VBScript, here is one solution: '// Create XML DOM Document and load the XML File "Temp.xml" Set xmlDoc = CreateObject("msxml.domdocument") xmlDoc.async = False xmlDoc.Load "test.xml" '// Set a reference to the <P> Node in the XML Set PNode = xmlDoc.selectSingleNode("//P")...

Does it delete the value? Or does it assign the value before the record loads? Try adding a Pause, or a timer before setting the value... Or see if there is a way to check if the data is loaded (such as turning off an async property, or checking a status property...) Maybe even something...