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Has anyone got a vb4-32 program using the vb graph component actually working? I converted a vb4 16 bit app to vb 4 32 bit and now it errors when any graph operations carried out. strangely, i seem to be the only person in the world with this problem... (apart from the users of the app!)

I use (alas) lots of vb4 code, and the ini file functions are ok on all microsoft operation systems. if you havent found out your problem, im sure its permissions. the windows directory is not such a free for all with nt4, 2000 or xp. of course, badly written code may just look for C:\windows...

I have upgraded an application from vb3 to vb4 to vb6, and mostly i had no problem, i just dragged the project file onto the icon for the appropriate vb shortcut on my desktop. (double clicking on a project file is a world of pain if you have more than one version of vb installed.(thanks...

In my recent application i have a collection of routines that all open then close one of three databases. eg sub routine1 open database open query get Query into an Array close query close database end sub a reviewer of the code complained this was inefficient and bad style...

Thanks CClint, thats a bit tidier than the solution i had!

I used to pick up the user name from an environment variable in windows 95/98 but this doesnt work in win2000. Do you know of an simple solution to finding out who is logged in to workstation?(i have some sort of solution involving reams of code calling the api, yuck)...

Thanks Robert maybe ive been making this too hard.

I have found using simple queries in Access, then using a final query to pull the data together the only way to solve some problems. But how can this be represented in SQL for outside access without using a stored query? the SQL that Access shows wont work, because the named queries take...

I have found using simple queries in Access, then using a final query to pull the data together the only way to solve some problems. But how can this be represented in SQL for outside access? the SQL Access shows wont work, because the simple queries take parameters themselves. looks like a...

This is an uninformed reply, but without even looking it up, can't you set up a querydef object?