I am working with a text file and adding lines to it using the for append as. I have five different controls that add a file name to the text file by clicking them. If I click on the first control it adds lets say text1 which is fine. Then if I click on the third control it adds text3. Which...
I am try to build some code in Access 2007, but can't figure it out. I am not a beginner, but I can't get just a simple code like this:
msgbox "testing"
to work when I add an event procedure. Even when I mark the line to debug it it doesn't go through the event. It does nothing. Is there...
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"Mindy", "Gook", "Brett", "Jamie", "Peter")
ReDim arrayName(1 To 5) As String
For i = 1 To 5
Randomize
intRnd = Int((5 - 1)* Rnd) + 1
arrayName(i) = strName(intRnd)
Next i
End Function
Can anyone help? because I do not know anything about random generators.
Thanks
I have a bitmap loaded as the parent window because I am working on skinning a program. Well I am trying to drag the window with the mouse by clicking anywhere on it; eventually I'll put a caption bar on it, but for now I am just dragging from clicking on the window. The problem I am having is...
Well I just wanted to learn how to do it for my own knowledge. Luckily I did figure it out. I am just having problems right now with checkboxes and radio buttons. I don't know how to make the label for them. Other than that the code for the controls is quite easy.
I have visual studio and know how to add controls that way, but would like to learn how to add controls using another compiler that is not visual based. The other compiler I have is bloodshed devC++. I have managed to add a button but that's it. I am looking for tutorials mainly, but anything...
access is telling me that the rowsource of a listbox only accepts 2048 char max. Now I know this can't be true because I put a column from a table with more than 2048 char in the listbox, and it worked fine. I am setting this through a string. I can set the same string to a text box, but not the...
If you want to hide the toolbars then use:
DoCmd.ShowToolbar "Name of Toolbar", acToolbarNo
To show them:
DoCmd.ShowToolbar "Name of Toolbar", acToolbarYes
put this in on open
Also if you want to hide the database window:
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdWindowHide
but you might have to disable the...
I know how to call the color palette dialog but was wondering if there's a way to call the smaller color palette dialog. The one in the display properties under the appearance tab.
I had a few people here at work do that. I know how to do it too, I just wanted to pull it straight from the Network. It seems like this is not that possible for access97.
Thanx anyway though.
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