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Access 2000
Please help... I am using VB6 (with sp3) and Access 2000.. And I want to use databound objects... but when the source is run, there is an error.. udefined data format.. when loading the database.. I have used the dao 3.6, access 9 object library.. Please help on how to solve this problem.. Mark...- MarkeyMark
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Help... I want to use a drop down menu to change links within frame
Help PLEASE... I want to use a drop menu/list to use for links... I have some code below to do this... but I want it to change the contents of another frame (main)... how do I do this....<br><br><HTML><br><HEAD><br><TITLE>Document...- MarkeyMark
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- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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More than one program running @ the same time
looking for advice..???<br> <br> If I have two programmes running at the same time... How do I pass data between them ???<br> <br> Many Thanks<br> <br> MarkeyMark<br> <br> <A HREF="mailto:mhawkins@eircom.net">mhawkins@eircom.net</A><br>- MarkeyMark
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Communicating two computers via modems ( ActiveX ??)
Q. How do you communicate via modems ( not internet ) and control the remote pc ie. if need download a DB file or control the other pc's com port which is driving a control system.<br> <br> I know a little about mscomm... but once dialed how do you communicate with the other pc is there an...- MarkeyMark
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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How can VB change the default printer?
Just slightley different....<br> <br> Dim X as Printer<br> For Each X in Printers<br> If X.DeviceName = "Name of Printer" Then ' ie "WINFAX" <br> Set Printer = X<br> Exit For<br> End If<br> Next<br>- MarkeyMark
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
