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  1. bd02eagle

    Is there a reserved word for PI

    Is there a reserved word for 3.14 so I can get an approximate value in a formaula Im using instead of just being able to use 3.14. Is there a header file that goes with it?
  2. bd02eagle

    String & Variable Concatenation problem

    Here's a C++ statement: double B1 = 2.0; cout << "B1 = " << B1 << "lbs." << endl; Whats the equivalent code in Borland C++ Builder? I know RichEdit1->Lines->Append("B1"); does the first part but Im not familiar with string and variable concatenation. Thanks
  3. bd02eagle

    Populating a FORM Using a Subform

    I have FORM#1 which is populated from Table 1 and field - PART_NUM on this form has a combo box which can automatically populate the entire form when the correct PART_NUM is choosen. However, if the user does not know the proper PART_NUM that they are looking for, I have a CHOOSE PART# button...
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    Having The Save Button in the form pull the current date

    I have a form in access which Im using to enter data into a table. Well, when I click the save record button, Access saves the date in my Entry_Date field to the default date which is 4/20/1992 instead of the current date. What should I do?
  5. bd02eagle

    String Concatenation with edit boxes

    I'm using two edit boxes in Borland C++ and I'm trying to get the values of the two boxes to be calculated and displayed on the screen by way a go button that I click. I tried writing &Edit1+ Edit2 in the OnClick section of the event handler for the go button but this is not working. Please help...

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