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  1. rikstick

    Grab combo box selection and put in a query

    Thanks for your input but I have one comment. Everything that you put on a form is an object. Textboxes are objects, labels, combo boxes, listboxes, etc. They all have an inherited structure that is derived from a class and thus they are indeed objects.
  2. rikstick

    Grab combo box selection and put in a query

    Thanks a million!! I would prefer the code method. My table name is: CourseDescription and it has 3 fields: CourseNumber, CourseName and CourseDescription2. CourseNumber is the primary key. The combo box object on the form has the name cmbCourseNumber and the labels to populate are called...
  3. rikstick

    Grab combo box selection and put in a query

    Hi, I have a simple Access database 2003 .mdb. It has one table and one form. I will need to grab a combo box selection and run a query based on the combo box selection. For example let's say that the user selects the course number CIT3311 from the combo box, then when I click the command...
  4. rikstick

    How do you create an ftp user via the command line?

    Thanks for your reply. I have figured out my problem. The problems was the user did not have a separate folder in the ftproot folder. I wrote a script to create X number of user accounts based on a text file of names and then create folders for each user with proper permission in the ftproot...
  5. rikstick

    How do you create an ftp user via the command line?

    Scenario: I have written a C++ program that randomly generates passwords. It then takes a name such as John Doe and writes a line such as ,"jdoe,*rT#*v{he" the second part being the password. It then writes a batch file that does this: "net user jdoe rT#*v{he /add" This creates an user account...

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