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see your other question

look up 'getusername' or 'WNetGet' in the MSDN

Hold the fortress!! Doing your search is OK storing the absolute position is OK Adding or subtracting 1 is NOT ok, if you think that the next or previous ABSOLUTE record is the next or previous IN SEQUENCE. The very nature of access is to store records in whatever way it can, and the absolute...

Simpler: If Dir("C:\test.dat") = "" then 'doesn't exist do something Else 'does exist do something else Endif

you could do it in your app terminate routine by having something like &quot;copyfile <yourdatabase> backuppath & &quot;Backup.mdb&quot; ie assuming your database is in the app directiry, and you want to save it to a backup directory on the &quot;c:&quot; drive if...

Hi, Can you email me code for using the &quot;GetUserName&quot; API call? I'm starting to get involved with this sort of exercise and I need some help

Oops!- Missed a step. Once you select &quot;ODBC()&quot; as the file type, a pop-up screen will be displayed, showing all the ODBC .dsn files. &quot;Topspeed.dsn&quot; should be listed. Select it and then you'll get your list of .tps tables to import. Be prepared to have a coffee break - my...

you need to create an ODBC NDS that points to .TPS files. Once created, all you have to do is open access, create an access database, select &quot;file&quot;, &quot;Get external data&quot;,&quot;import&quot; and change the file type to &quot;ODBC()&quot;. You will then get a list of files and...

Sorry, should check my 'O's and '0's (zeros) more often

We have a program commercially written using topspeed. Using the ODBC drivers was OK to extract data into Access until last week, when we now get an error.&quot;Internal error: tpsbt:cpp line 2172&quot; In the details - &quot;MSACCESS caused an invalid page fault in module C40TRX.DLL.....&quot...