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After switching from win98 to xp, the built in Date() function seems to not be working. As an example, I use Date() as the control source for a text box on a form. After changing to xp, the text box displays #Name rather than today's date. Also, =Date() is used in an update query. Now when I run...

Thanks for all of your help. Changing the paths solved my problem.

I think I see the problem. When I look at the directories in Tools>Options>Directories, I see that it somehow decided to choose a path to the installation cd rather than the hard drive for the include, binary and lib files. I'll try to locate and change these manually to see if it solves the...

Ok, I went to the system options in the control panel, edited the environment variable for 'Path' by adding: ...;c:/program files/microsoft visual studio/vc98/bin Restarted. I get the same compile errors as listed above for both projects.

Ok, I set the path in autoexec like so... Set Path = (path to nmake) restarted. Now I get an extra line in vc error output when executing the make file project: 'nmake' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Error executing...

Sorry for my ignorance. Does that belong in the autoexec.bat file? PATH = c:/.../nmake.exe

I just did a standard visual studio 6.0 intall on a new dell laptop running xp home. I'm migrating from win 98. I'm having 2 problems so far. I was using C/C++ IDE with the make file project option to cross compile with gcc. Now, when I open the project, the rebuild button on the tool bar is...

if I understand this correctly, t.m_intArray is still just a copy. My goal is to copy the pointer to the original 2D array so that member functions of several classes can access the same chunk of 2D data - not copies. My fall back is to do the following: int array[200]; array[y*20 + x] = 1...

thank you! now if I wanted to assign the passed array pointer to a member variable of a class or another variable,how should I declare it? int m_intArray [][20]; //-or- int* m_intArray[20]; ... void foo (int array[][_MAXSIZE_]) { m_intArray = array; //this is giving me troubles w/ the...

What is the correct way to pass a 2d array by ref to a function. This is what I've tried... void foo (int** array); // or void foo (int*[] array); ?? int main(){ int array[10][10]; foo(array); } void foo(int** array){ array[0][0] = 1; }

An employee of my company had previously been using an access data page I created to give her access to a table/query in the company database. The database resides on a server, and her access was via the server's hard disk and Explorer. The last time she logged on, she got a dialog with the...

I want to refresh a form based on a single query, every time the form's window is brought to the front, or in other words receives focus. According to MS Help, I can't do this with Got Focus event if the form contains other objects that also have a Got focus event. I'm using ALT+TAB frequently...