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Hi AndyDuke, I'm looking for somewhat the same solution concerning ProgresBar. I however is using the copy features of FSO to copy a new file. My problem is how to provide a value to a progress bar during the copying itself. I tried timer control, but due to intensiveness of the operation the...

Dear NipsMG, Thanks a lot for the prompt reply. I'll test it. However, my problem is that... I am using a disconnected database in N-tier application. I'm using Class Modules within an ActiveX Project (it's DLL). I used this class to connect to database and at the same time manipulate the...

I'm still having headache because of this OLE Field problem. Please extend your help. Thanks in advance.

NipsMG, Thanks. I did explore Access Object Library already and I didn't find any object that is suitable to my requirement. Any tips? To give you a background, the Access 2000 Database is stored in a File Server as Back-End Database, and I'm using VB6 as the Front-End. It's a Client/Server...

NipsMG, Thanks for the prompt reply. You're right. I really wanted to use the OLE Object Field just like an ordinary field. Drop it in the report and viola! it should print the picture for each record. I just wonder why we can't do this? As an example, when I'm in Access and inserted a .JPG...

Hi Experts, Would you be kind enough to tell me what I'm missing in order for me to save a Bitmap Image into an OLE Object field. Here's my problem. I'm using VB6 with ADO 2.6 & Access2000. When I try to save the corresponding value of "C:\Pictures\Pic00001.JPG" using Stream or...

Hi Guys, Would you be kind enough to tell me if you already solved this problem. I have almost the same problem with bitmap. Here's my problem. I'm using VB6 with ADO 2.6 & Access2000. When I try to save the corresponding value of "C:\Pictures\Pic00001.JPG" using Stream or...

As I understood it, you are only using VB just to run your CR report. Right? If this is the case, the easiest and simpliest way is... compile your CR report within CR itself and run the compiled CR report. Good Luck!

You can try moving your ActiveX Control to your other Form then concatenate the Form with CR ActiveX when you define your ActiveX Control and run your report. By the way, can you tell me your objectives why you are activating and unloading the report within the Form_Load event? Perhaps I can...

You can try this one: Private Sub cmdPrint_Click() Dim strHeader As String Dim indx As Integer On Error GoTo BadPrinting strHeader = "Date Range: " & dtFrom.Value & " Through " & dtTo.Value 'ReportHeader is declared in CR as parameter field...

You can easily pass the Selection Criteria as well as the values of your text boxes from VB Form during the declaration of your report. Private Sub cmdPrint_Click() Dim strSelectCriteria As String Dim indx As Integer On Error GoTo BadPrinting ' parText1 and parText2 are declared on your...

Just type "Unload Me" after you have activated your report. For example: Private Sub Form_Load() crptMyReport.Action = 1 ' activates your report Unload Me ' unload the form End Sub