there is an OCX that comes with autocad 14 and 2000.
there are some subtle diff between the two but you do have access to many of the properties.
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I have run into the problem only with labels.<br>no matter what you set the zorder to the label is allways behind everything else.<br><br>what I did was the eather move the label or to only display the 'button' or the label.<br><br>example, <br>public sub Lblbutton_click() <br>Cmdbutton.visable...
it is posable to check if the user uses windows login or if they login to a network.<br>
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you can check for the defalt user name and the defalt passwork. the only way I have found that it is loger into the regastry is if that person uses "tweek ui".<br>
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if the use tweek ui...
ActiveX in Netscape is through a 3rd part plugin.<br>
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that could be your problem.<br>
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see if it works in Internet explorer first.<br>
if it does then the plugin is the problem. <p> <br><a href=mailto:trbrenke@yahoo.com>trbrenke@yahoo.com</a><br><a...
you can count the chars and find the highest number of accurences. if it is a long file this will work very well.<br>
then assume that the highest number is the delimiter.<br>
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it will not be that accurate for small files. but there is always a way to do what you are looking to do.<br>
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I found it!<br>
send data as a byte then convert to a long and it will send.<br>
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dim tx as byte<br>
dim pass as long<br>
'put the chip in active mode<br>
tx = 117<br>
pass = tx<br>
Com1.Output = Chr$(pass)
this is an easier way to do exactly what you want.<br>
use it as a function<br>
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use this code to find you number<br>
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dim lngResult as long<br>
lngResult = CountOccurrences( text1.text,"t",)<br>
the lngResult = the number of times "t" is found <br>
in text1's...
I need help formating the output to comport 1 to be read by the ft649 chip from FerretTronics.<br>
Commands are sent to the FT639 through a 2400 baud, 8 bit, no parity, 1 stop bit serial line. The commands are all one byte. Each command is one character sent over the 2400 baud serial line. <br>...
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