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  1. bnath005

    Pls correct this simple code

    I get compiler error: objFile.name = "opxinhdr.txt" & Date()
  2. bnath005

    How to check if a file exists in a directory

    Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") If the file I am looking for doesn't exist, then the next line is causing an error. Set objFile = objFSO.GetFile("C:\code\OpicsEod\file.txt") thanks much appreciated. nath
  3. bnath005

    how to rename a file in vbscript?

    I saw only Copy, Delete methods (file scripting object). thanks nath
  4. bnath005

    Help...vb6.0 error: "unable to initialize application lock file"

    I get this error when I run the project file in vb6.0 environment. any reasons why this could be happening?
  5. bnath005

    standard output in VBA?

    in .net standard output is console. we can write to console. what is the standard output in VBA? specifically MS Access? I need to write error messages to standard output. thanks nath
  6. bnath005

    what is standard output in MS Access?

    in .net standard output is console. we can write to console. what is the standard output in VBA? specifically MS Access? I need to write error messages to standard output. thanks nath
  7. bnath005

    sending an excel file (worksheet ) within an outlook

    I want to send an email(outlook object) from VBA code. In the body of that email, I would like to have an Excel work sheet. NOt as an attachement. but the body itself should have the excel file. how can I do that programmatically do that? Sub SendEmail() Dim OutApp As Outlook.Application...

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