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I'm looking for a good way to implement an XMLReader-style class in VB6. I have a 30 megabyte XML file that I don't want to load in to memory in order to parse through. Any suggestions? Thanks!

Perfect, Thanks!

Does anyone know of a way to determine the most recent time a password was changed on an account in Windows 7? I'm not trying to recover the password, log in without a password, or anything like that... A customer of mine is concerned that someone may have changed that password on a system...

Hmmmm I thought that I had been adequately complete. Sorry. I'll try again. Set db = OpenDatabase(<Path to DB on remote XP machine>) Set rsIn = db.OpenRecordset("SELECT * FROM MyTable WHERE ORDERID=" & SourceID, dbOpenDynaset) If rsIn.RecordCount > 0 Then Set rsOut =...

I am experiencing v-e-r-y slow copies from one XP machine to another. Especially when the file count approaches 200. Half of the files are 1KB or less, most of the rest <500KB, a few may reach 1.5MB. I am using VBA to make the copy. I cannot DOS copy *.* because only a subset of the source...

I have a Microsoft Access application (local machine) that writes records to a table in a second Access database (on another computer). I then immediately generate a report via Crystal Reports in a separate (local) application. The problem is that the last record does not print in the report...

I am trying to integrate a set of legacy VB6 ActiveX components into a new C# project. They are currently compiled as EXE servers, but could be recompiled as DLLs. Also, if possible they should be loaded dynamically... But not required. I'm at a bit of a loss. Any help would be appreciated.

Network setup: Both computers are on the same subnet within the same domain. The user on both machines are in the Administrators group for both computers The remote server is Windows 2008 64-bit, running the 64-bit version of Visual Studio Remote Debugging Monitor The local computer is Windows...

If I have done my research correctly, this should work, but I'm hoping to get some confirmation. Essentially, I would like to set up a SQL Server Standard instance as a Distributor\Subscriber in a transactional replication model. It would be running on a full Server 2003 system in one office...

Has anyone experienced any issue running SQL Server 2005 Standard Edition on Windows Small Business Server (SBS) 2003? I found a blog, which lists the Workgroup edition as fully supported, but it says that Standard was not tested. Thanks!

I am willing to purchase a component or dll or whate-have-you... I have a National Instruments Waveform Graph that I need to render to a PDF. I am successfully rendering it as a PrintDocument, and would like to be able to simply print it directly to a pdf. I can even capture the MetaFile of...

Yes, the NTFS permission was the problem. When I had looked at the NTFS side before, I could have SWORN "Everyone" was listed, but sure enough it wasn't. I can't find a "Mark as Answer" button on the thread, but I did click the "Thank brokenhalo" button.

Ah! Found it. Thanks!

Working shares: C:\From Joe C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents D:\File Server Backup D:\Joe's Music Non-Working Shares: C:\DevJobs C:\QuickBooks Data File (sorry, I miscounted, it's 4 working, 2 not working) The specific error is: \\Computer Name\Folder Name is not accessible...

Okay, I am totally flumoxed at this point. I am using Microsoft File and Printer Sharing Simple File Share is turned off Firewall is turned off 6 folders are shared "Everyone" is listed in all folders with full access The problem is that although 3 folders work just fine, 3 of them give...

If I may interject another question here, does closing down a form dispose all of the objects within the form? I guess that can be extended to say, does closing a parent control dispose all of the child controls?

Is it possible to add an onClick event handler to errorProvider? I need to make some way that a user can display an error message and keep it visible until they are finished reading it. Generating a message box would be okay, but I would prefer some kind of extended length toolTip or something.

When I load the crystal report viewer, I want the body of the report to be the default focus (without clicking in the body) so that users can use their scroll wheel to scroll down the report. How do I do this?

I'm using Visual Studio 2008 to develop a C# project, which is deployed via .msi distributed on a CD or via ftp transfer. I need to be able to upload or send out the latest version, and have it update the program without requiring the user to uninstall the old copy through Add\Remove programs...

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