Report creation is very similar in both environments. Again, if you're doing a lot of "tricks" with the data, you'll have an easier time in Access.
The VB printer object is flaky, at best. I recently had to go through some pain because of the way it interacts with NT. Try this article:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q173/9/81.ASP?LN=EN-US&SD=gn&FR=0&qry=printer%20orientation%20NT&rnk=1&src=DHCS_MSPSS_gn_SRCH&SPR=VBB
It...
Funny this should come up, since I'm currently developing this sort of thing with both VB6 and Access 97.
My take is this: For rapid development of applications with complex data manipulation, Access is much better. For a solid and robust application that is less prone to odd errors, VB is the...
If you're getting a "subscript out of range" error with this, there's only a few things that it's likely to be:
1. The rsSelected array has a lower bound greater than 1. If this is the case, try "For i = LBound(rsSelected) To UBound(rsSelected)"
2. The rsSelected array was...
Felt the need to reply to VisitorNow's comment:
I've been programming in DirectX with VB for a while now. It performs quite nicely. On my 233 I can refresh a screen of tiled images at 80+ fps with no flicker or stutter. No API required.
First of all, if you try to loop from 0 to ListCount, you'll go one step too far. Try this:
for a = 0 to combo1.ListCount - 1
Second, the property you're looking for is List. IE:
If Right(Combo1.List(a),8) = "00890034" Then
'Do whatever...
Really though, if you're dealing with...
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