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I agree with pmonett, ask to your notes administrator to give you that special ID. After that you could swith from one user to another and send mails from the "new user".

none of that was successful, my boss want to update all clients to the same version and language and start from there. Thanks anyway.

Hi, i am getting this error on some PC s and not in others for the same database. - PCs have same lotus version (5.0.11) - Database is at Server - The library with the loading error is a custom library where i have all the LotusScript funcionality - The code is called from an Agent The only...

Try using Autoredraw property to true.

download it here: http://www.dependencywalker.com/depends21_x86.zip

If you have Visual studio installed you could use Dependency walker to know wich dlls/ocxs are used for a given exe, dll/ocx themselves.

This is an example: Rotating a Picture through any angle By: John Percival URL: http://www.vbworld.com/tips/tip137.html Use this function to rotate a bitmap through a certain angle. This function is unfortunately quite slow due to the amount of calculations that it must do. Put this in a code...

see http://www.accelerator.com/overmed.htm

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Could you explain it in more details?

oops! Private Sub Image1_DblClick(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean) Dim sFile As String sFile = Application.GetOpenFilename(&quot;Image BMP (*.bmp), *.bmp&quot;) If (sFile <> False) Then If (sFile <> &quot;&quot;) Then Image1.Picture = LoadPicture(sFile) Else MsgBox &quot;Failed to...

Private Sub Image1_DblClick(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean) Dim sFile As String sFile = Application.GetOpenFilename(&quot;Image BMP (*.bmp), *.bmp&quot;) If (sFile <> &quot;&quot;) or (cancel=false) Then Image1.Picture = LoadPicture(sFile) Else MsgBox &quot;Failed to open the...

Check This: Private Sub Image1_DblClick(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean) Dim sFile As String sFile = Application.GetOpenFilename(&quot;Image BMP (*.bmp), *.bmp&quot;) If sFile <> &quot;&quot; Then Image1.Picture = LoadPicture(sFile) Else MsgBox &quot;Failed to open the image&quot...

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Could you try this: http://www.freevbcode.com/ShowCode.Asp?ID=109

I think you can't without a special tool for merge both files.

Maybe your active x are still referencing an old Excel library but i don't know what is the updated that you made.

just to clarify: Common dialogs allows you to get the path and filename to open/save files and nothing more. As PTFlea suggest, you have to write the code to save data to a file by yourself. You see, Common dialog is not smart enought to know which type of file you want to save and what it would...

You have to add the code in a module of your db and set the references to the dll mentioned there.

The site have a source code example on it, didn't you see it?