I'm a javascript/VS 2008 ASP.NET novice.
When I hit the command button (Edit) on the page, when I intentionally put in a wrong domain, it doesn't come up with any messages to show that the validation is working. From the tech books I have, it shouldn't be a hard thing. What am I doing wrong...
Thanks HughLervwill! so its the constants that VB doesn't know. Where did you find the translation (56) for the fileformat? VB6 help didn't show the numeric equivalent.
TIA!
How would I acquire the ability for VB6 to recognize xlExcel8?
Is there something I can pull as a download? ...or... do I have to have a higher version of excel on my PC where I compile the VB6 application, in order for VB6 to pickup the xlExcel8 as a valid option for the .ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs...
MakeItSo,
I thought xlExcel9795 was the newest we had. I have xlExcel7 and xlExcel5...is one of these newer? If not, is there a place I can download a better/newer one that will work with VB6?
We are running VB6 SP6.
Installed VB6 application on user's PC which runs MS Office 2007. Application tries to produce an excel file. I get "Run-time error '1004', Method '~' of object '~' failed"
when trying to save excel file in format "xlExcel9795".
(See ** for code that causes the failure.)
fyi - this code works...
no. My PC had to be rebuilt. When I got it back, I was not able to view properties on an application in dcomcnfg. I tend to believe that it was how it was rebuilt. My coworker has the same problem.
When I run dcomcnfg, it comes up with a list of applications. (This may be tied to another problem I am having with DCOMCNFG... thread195-1345392.)
Whether it is a VB6 DCOM application or something else, if I select it and click Properties, it comes back with "The Operation completed...
FYI - My PC is Windows 2000 running MS Office XP.
The Problem: When I register an DCOM application on my PC, it doesn't show up in DCOMCNFG. Here is what I did.
I registered a VB6.0o DCOM application on my PC by selecting Start, Run, and entering "\\Servername\pathname\prjULAdvertising.exe...
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